Fluorescence Anisotropy in a Protein: DNA System Undergoing Inducible Assembly
Fluorescence Anisotropy in a Protein: DNA System Undergoing Inducible Assembly
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蛋白质中的荧光各向异性:进行诱导组装的 DNA 系统
DOI:
10.1016/j.bpj.2012.11.2200
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Gholami Z
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作者:
Gholami Z
The Brookhaven STEM operates at 40 keV with a probe size of 0.3 nm obtained by focusing a beam from a cold field emission source. The specimen is maintained at À160 C to reduce mass loss. Specimens are fast frozen, freeze dried overnight and transferred under vacuum to the microscope. Quantum efficiency detectors measure every electron passing through the specimen as: unscattered (bright field), scattered at small angles (SA) or scattered at large angles (LA, dark field). The LA signal is used for mass measurements since it is free of coherent scattering effects (defocus phase contrast, diffraction contrast on crystals). Off-line analysis masks particles to determine background, finds filament segments and measures signal minus background, converting to mass-per-unit-length. All measurements are stored in a database with statistical analysis. http://www. bnl. gov/biology/stem/