How does a Fluorescence Microscope Work?
Fluorescence Microscope Overview
A fluorescence microscope utilizes ultraviolet light to excite specimens, causing them to emit fluo...
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Oct
Fluorescent Dyes
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Oct
Mastering Fluorescence Microscopy: A User-Friendly Guide to Top Dyes and Cutting-Edge Imaging Techniques
Fluorescence Microscopy: A Guide to Popular Dyes and Advanced Techniques
Fluorescence microscopy has revolutionized biological res...
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Sep
Fluorescent Dyes: Lighting Up Science and Medicine
What Are Fluorescent Dyes?
Fluorescent dyes, also known as fluorophores or fluo dyes, absorb light at one wavele...
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Mar
The Ultimate Guide to Fluorescent Dye
Fluorescent dyes, also known as fluorophores, are compounds that absorb light at one wavelength and emit light at...
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Jan
Application of fluorescent dye labeling method
Introduction
Fluorescent dye labeling is a widely used technique in a variety of fields such as biology, biochemistry, and pharmacolog...
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Jan
Main uses of cyanine dyes
Cyanine dyes are valuable organic compounds widely used in biotechnology, molecular biology, and imaging. Known for their bright fl...
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Dec
Fluorescent dye dyeing principle
Fluorescent dyes are a type of dye that absorbs light at one wavelength and then re-emits it at a longer wavelength, which is why they ...
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Dec
How to choose the right fluorescent dye?
The difference between the main excitation light of the fluorescence and the main peak of the emission spectrum is called the stokes sh...
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Dec
Analysis of advantages and disadvantages of fluorescent dye method and probe method
1. Fluorescent dye method (SYBR Green)
The principle is: to add excess fluorescent dye to the PCR reaction system, during the process ...
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Nov
What is fluorescence quenching?
Fluorescence Quenching: Understanding, Mechanisms, and Applications
Fluorescence quenching is a critical c...
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Oct
Characteristics of 5 kinds of fluorescent dyes commonly used in nucleic acid detection
Nucleic acid fluorescent dyes stain the nucleus and quantitatively measure the fluorescence intensity of the cell, so that the content ...
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Oct
Application of Fluorescent Probes
Introduction to fluorescent probes:
After being excited by the excitation light, it returns to the ground state from the excited state ...
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Oct
Introduction to Fluorescent Dyes for Flow Cytometry Applications
Fluorescence refers to the phenomenon of photoluminescence. When a certain room temperature substance is irradiated by incident light o...
05
Oct
The steps of immunofluorescence staining experiment
Immunofluorescence staining is a commonly used biochemical examination method, which is often used for the localization of antigens or ...
03
Oct
Chemical Properties and Applications of Fluorescent Probes
It has characteristic fluorescence in the ultraviolet-visible-near-infrared region, and its fluorescence properties (excitation and emi...
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Oct
What are cyanine dyes?
Understanding Cyanine Dyes: Types, Structures, and Applications
What Are Cyanine Dyes?
Cyanine dyes are specialized color...
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Sep
Alexa Fluor series fluorescent dyes and equivalents
Overview of Alexa Fluor Dyes
Alexa Fluor dyes, developed by American Molecular Probes, are popular fluorescent dyes for labe...
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Sep
Classification and application of fluorescent dyes
Fluorescent dyes refer to substances that absorb light waves of a certain wavelength and emit light waves with a wavelength greater tha...
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Sep
Molecular Fluorescence Spectroscopy Analysis
Molecular fluorescence spectroscopic analysis is a method for qualitative or quantitative analysis of substances by utilizing the chara...
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Sep
Infrared fluorescent protein
Infrared fluorescent proteins refer to a class of fluorescent proteins that emit infrared light. Because infrared light can easily pass...
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Sep
Structure and function of green fluorescent protein
Green fluorescent protein (GFP) is a protein composed of about 238 amino acids, which can be excited from blue light to ultraviolet lig...
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Aug
What is autofluorescence?
Autofluorescence is the light naturally emitted by biological structures such as mitochondria and lysosomes when they absorb light, a...
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Jul
Introduction of APDye Fluors 647
APDye Fluor 647 is structurally similar to Alexa Fluor 647(AF647), and spectrally is almost identical to Cy5 Dye, Alexa Fluor 647, CF 6...
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Jun
The use of fluorescent dyes and how to judge the brightness?
Fluorescent dyes refer to substances that absorb light waves of a certain wavelength and emit light waves of anot...
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Jun
Maleimide | Azide | Alkynes | Carboxylic acid | Succinimidy l Ester Reactive Dyes
Fluorescent fuel is also called fluorescent probe. She has the advantages of fast detection speed, good reproducibility, less sample vo...