This blog post was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

23rd November 2011 Ottawa, Canada

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Cellular proteins have been fused to another protein that fluoresces under microscope light. Scientists can watch what these ‘glowing’ protein chimeras are doing inside the cell to learn more about them.

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About Nicole Arbour

Based in the National Capital, I cover the federal S&T sector, national S&T organisations, as well as local industry and academic partners. I manage the UK’s Science & Innovation Network…

Based in the National Capital, I cover the federal S&T sector, national S&T organisations, as well as local industry and academic partners. I manage the UK’s Science & Innovation Network in Canada, and our contribution towards the wider Canada-UK relationship. This year my focus will be working towards the delivery of the Canada-UK Joint Declaration and the Canada-UK Joint Innovation Statement. In my spare time I like to cook and spend quality time with my family. Find me on Twitter @narbour