Gene fusions of a protein of interest and GFP, or its derivatives, can be used in:

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Gene fusions of a protein of interest and GFP, or its derivatives, can be used in studying protein targeting to organelles in eukaryotic cells, monitoring microbial protein movement inside infected eukaryotic cells, tracking viral protein movement inside or between infected eukaryotic cells, and detecting interactions between microbial extracellular proteins and attachment surfaces. Therefore, all the options listed in the question are possible applications of this technique.

Gene Fusions of a Protein of Interest and GFP, or Its