Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy: inception, biophysical experimentations, and prospectus.
Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy: inception, biophysical experimentations, and prospectus.
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DOI:
10.1364/ao.40.003969
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发表时间:
2001-08
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1.9
通讯作者:
Watt W. Webb
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作者:
Watt W. Webb
Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy examines the chemical and the photophysical dynamics of dilute molecular solutions by measurement of the dynamic optical fluctuations of the fluorescence of a few molecules, even averaging less than one molecule at a time, in open focal volumes that are usually less than a femtoliter (<10(-18) m(3)). It applies the same principles of statistical thermodynamics as does quasi-elastic light scattering. Molecular interactions, conformational changes, chemical reactions, and photophysical dynamics that are not ordinarily detectable by quasi-elastic light scattering can be analyzed by fluorescence correlation spectroscopy in cases in which molecular fluorescence changes in the dynamic range 10(-7)-10(2) s.