Lecture

Chemical Biology Tools: Transcriptome Interrogation

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Description

This lecture introduces chemical biology tools to study RNAs in living systems, covering techniques like BrdU, Spinach probes, and PAR-CLIP. It also explores the Nobel Prize-winning GFP and its applications in biosciences.

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