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Mouse's Glowing Cells Enable Minute-by-Minute Cancer Tracking
A mouse engineered so that every cell in its body glows with biofluorescence has enabled scientists to track and evaluate diseases in real time and in three dimensions, according to a new report in the journal Cell Reports.
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