1. class Flashcards
(66 cards)
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Why fluorescence microscopy?
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Why fluorescence microscopy?
GFP & quantum dots
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Basics of fluorescence
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Nature of light
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Visible light
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Light absorption
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Light absorption
text
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Lambert-Beer Law
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Absorption and emission spectra
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Simplified Jablonski diagram
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Asorption vs Fluorescence
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Stokes shift
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Jablonski diagram
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Photophysical processes
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Many things can happen…
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Symmetry
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Exceptions to the Mirror-Image Rule
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Absorption and emission spectra
Quinine
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Some history
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Fluorescence quantum yield
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Fluorescence lifetime
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Fluorescence lifetime graph
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Fluorescence lifetime
Eosin
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Fluorescence lifetime
donor & acceptor
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Intrinsic chromophores
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Extrinsic chromophores
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Extrinsic chromophores
labeling
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Light-matter interactions
absorption
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Luminescence incandescence
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Light-matter interactions
reflection & refraction
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QUESTION: How do a perfectly diffuse or specular reflective surface look like?
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Measurement of absorption spectra
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Measurement of fluorescence
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Measurement of fluorescence spectra
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Measurement of fluorescence quantum yield
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Measurement of fluorescence quantum yield
effects
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Measurement of lifetime
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Measurement of lifetime
TAC reset:
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Measurement of lifetime
IRF
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Example: CFP fluorescence decay
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Example: CFP fluorescence decay
heterogeneity
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FLUORESCENCE ANISOTROPY
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Polarized light and photoselection
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photoselection
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Anisotropy experiment
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Sequence of events after excitation with polarized light
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Example: YFP
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Example: multichromophoric dendrimers
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Example: multichromophoric dendrimers
monomer vs dendrimer
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Magic angle
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Energy transfer
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Radiative energy transfer
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Energy transfer
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Förster Resonance Energy Transfer: FRET
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FRET
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FRET
R0
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FRET
ex & em
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FRET
The critical transfer distance
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FRET efficiency
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Some useful FRET numbers
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Förster Resonance Energy Transfer: FRET
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FRET can be used to study:
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Dexter energy transfer
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Electron transfer
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Electron transfer
photosynthesis
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Using Chlorophyl Fluorescence to Study Photosynthesis