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CARS microscopy has emerged as a highly sensitive analytical tool for vibrational bioimaging, predominantly, of lipids in membrane model systems [69, 81-84], live unstained cells [85-95, 43], and both ex vivo and in vivo tissues [26, 96-103, 43]. Examples of CARS imaging applications in the physical and material sciences include the study of fracture dynamics in drying silica nanoparticle suspensions [104], patterned polymeric photoresist film [105], drug molecules in a polymer matrix [106], and liquid crystals [107, 108],... [Pg.126]

Imaging assays (DiscoveRx PathHunter, Bioimage) Can use recombinant green fluorescent or yellow fluorescent fusion proteins to measure kinase-stimulated signalling events such as protein translocation to nucleus or membrane to cytosolic translocations Biological assay can present kinase in native form examines functional consequences of test compound Difficult to develop lower throughput Nickischer (2006) Traskjr (2006)... [Pg.5]

An example of the utility of the time-resolved technique in eliminating the interference from background fluorescence in bioimaging is shown in Figure 13.17b. Nagano and coworkers compared time-resolved luminescence microscopy with conventional microscopy using live cultured HeLa cells injected with a Eu + complex Eu-36 (or Eu-37). In the prompt fluorescence images, both the luminescence of Eu-36 (or Eu-37) and weak autofluorescence from... [Pg.542]

E. Betzig et ah, Near-Held Huorescence imaging of cytoskeletal actin. Bioimaging 1, 129-136 (1993)... [Pg.394]

S.W. Hell, J. Soukka, P.E. Hanninen, Two- and multiphoton detection as an imaging mode and means of increasing the resolution in far-fleld light microscopy. Bioimaging 3, 65-69 (1995)... [Pg.398]

Sharma, P. Brown, S. Walter, G. Santra, S. Moudgil, B., Nanoparticles for bioimaging. Advances in Colloid and Interface Science 2006, 123, 471-485. Morawski, A. M. Lanza, G. A. Wickline, S. A., Targeted contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound. Current Opinion in Biotechnology 2005, 16, (1), 89-92. [Pg.318]

Fluorescence imaging on the nanoscale Bioimaging using near-field scanning optical microscopy (Johnston, 39, 191-210)... [Pg.4]

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