Reduced Dyes Enhance Single-Molecule Localization Density for Live Superresolution Imaging
Reduced Dyes Enhance Single-Molecule Localization Density for Live Superresolution Imaging
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DOI:
10.1002/cphc.201301004
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发表时间:
2014-03-17
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2.9
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Manley, Suliana
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作者:
Carlini, Lina;Benke, Alexander;Manley, Suliana
Cell-permeable rhodamine dyes are reductively quenched by NaBH4 into a non-fluorescent leuco-rhodamine form. Quenching is reversible, and their fluorescence is recovered when the dyes are oxidized. In living cells, oxidation occurs spontaneously, and can result in up to ten-fold higher densities of single molecule localizations, and more photons per localization as compared with unmodified dyes. These two parameters directly impact the achievable resolution, and we see a significant improvement in the quality of live-cell point-localization super-resolution images taken with reduced dyes. These improvements carry over to increase the density of trajectories for single-molecule tracking experiments.