Simone Kredel
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Simone Kredel is a cell biologist whose work has advanced the practical application of fluorescent proteins (FPs) as live-cell imaging tools. Her key research focuses on the development and optimization of cell-based assays, particularly through the use of autofluorescent proteins from the GFP family. Her most cited work, the 2008 review "Cell-Based Assays in Practice: Cell Markers from Autofluorescent Proteins of the GFP-Family," has garnered 16 citations and serves as a foundational resource for researchers employing these markers in drug discovery and microscopy. In this review, Kredel systematically compares the classic Aequorea victoria GFP with newer anthozoan fluorescent proteins, highlighting their distinct advantages for live-cell labeling. By bridging the gap between FP discovery and practical assay design, her contributions have helped streamline the selection of appropriate fluorescent markers for dynamic cellular studies. While her citation count reflects a focused but impactful niche, Kredel’s synthesis of technical knowledge provides essential guidance for scientists integrating fluorescence-based methods into their workflows—making her a valuable reference for those navigating the complexities of modern cell biology.
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