So now, for example, there are a whole range, just a whole rainbow of fluorescent proteins that can be used.

现在，人们可以用的荧光范围，达到整个彩虹色谱。

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This is a picture of a neuron, this particular neuron has been filled with a fluorescent dye so that it's colored green.

这是一幅神经元的图片,这个特定的神经元,已经被荧光染料染成了绿色

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You could watch where it localizes in the cell, there are fluorescent assays you could use to determine what other proteins it interacts with.

你可以看到它在细胞的什么地方，你可以用荧光化验的办法确定,它和其它什么蛋白质相作用。

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And once he did that, both he and many other scientists, could then, once they understood what caused the fluorescence, make little changes to the actual protein, and tune what the properties of that fluorescent protein were.

而且一旦他做成了这个，一旦他们弄清楚了是什么导致萤光，他和其它很多科学家，就可以对蛋白质做微小的改变，调节蛋白质的荧光性质。

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This label is DNA that might be made radioactive or made fluorescent, and it has a base pair sequence that is from some other region of the gene that you're interested in.

这种标签就是具有放射性,或者荧光性的DNA,它有一个取自于,你感兴趣的那段基因上,其他位置的碱基对序列

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