Optical molecule imaging

DELAYED FLUORESCENCE AND OPTICAL MOLECULE IMAGING TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTING THE STRESS RESPONSE OF PLANTS TO HIGH TEMPERATURE... 

Delayed Fluorescence and Optical Molecule Imaging Techniques 369... 

Skinner J L 1997 Theoretical models for the spectral dynamics of individual molecules in solids Single Molecule Optical Detection, Imaging and Spectroscopy ed T Basche, W E Moerner, M Orrit and U P Wild (Weinheim VCFI)... 

Bashe T., Moerner W. E., Orrit M. and Wild U. P. (Eds) (1996) Single-Molecule Optical Detection, Imaging and Spectroscopy, VCH, Weinheim. 

In contrast to NMR and MRI, optical spectroscopy imaging techniques utilize radiation at an energy level high enough to allow individual photons to be measured relatively easily with modem equipment at a detection sensitivity almost matched by the mammalian eye. As a result, imaging data are acquired at the sensitivity of individual molecules. The inherent temporal and spatial resolution is also increased proportionately, but the resonance itself is broad because envi-... 

Du W, Wang Y, Luo QM, Liu BF. Optical molecular imaging for systems biology from molecule to organism. Analyt. Bioanalyt. Chem. 2006 386 444-457. 

U. P. Wild, Single Molecule Optical Detection, Imaging, and Spectroscopy. (Verlag-Chemie, T, Munich, 1997)... 

Fig. 8 Excitation geometry for direct illumination of surface bound molecules. Image on the left shows the modified fiber optic cormector with a fluid port and adjacent optical fiber. Measured nearfield intensity distribution of the distal end confirms propagations of leaky modes...

T. Basche, W. E. Moerner, M. Orrit, and U. Wild, Eds., Single molecule optical detection, imaging, and spectroscopy, VCH, Weinheim, 1997. 

Fig. 7 (a) Optical microscopic image of a preconcentrator based on a charge-selective membrane, (b) Concentration of fluorescently labeled molecules taking place 10s after applying a voltage bias of 10 V. Scale bars 50 pm. EOF electroosmotic flow... 

Two synonyms, two definitions, and an expression of admiration. The word norepinephrine is synonymous with noradrenalin, and the word epinephrine is synonymous with adrenalin. The distinctions are that the first in each case is American and the second British. And the term "chiral" indicates a potential asymmetry in a molecule that would allow eventual separation into two optical isomers. The term "racemic" refers to a mixture of these two isomers which has not yet been separated into the individual components. A racemic mixture is called a racemate and, from the point of view of the human animal (which is completely asymmetric), must be considered as a mixture of two structurally identical but optically mirror-image isomers, which can be potentially separated and which will certainly have different pharmacologies. And the admiration This is directed to the explorer who ventured close enough to an octopus to locate its salivary glands and to discover a phenethylamine there ... 

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