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Design and Evolution of an Orthogonal HaloTag for Multiplexed Labeling in Cells
The self-labeling protein HaloTag is used to install a wide variety of functional small molecules in cells and living organisms with exquisite specificity with respect to cell type and subcellular localization. HaloTag is a core part of many biotechnology-based tools for sensing, tracking, and manip
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