Quantitative analysis of the fluorescence properties of intrinsically fluorescent proteins in living cells

Keyphrases

• Living Cells 100%
• Fluorescent Protein 100%
• Fluorescence Property 100%
• DsRed 66%
• Aqueous Solution 50%
• Environmental Impact 33%
• Plasma Membrane 33%
• Cytoplasmic Viscosity 33%
• Fluorescence Lifetime 16%
• Molecular Genetics 16%
• Protein Aggregation 16%
• Color Change 16%
• Excited State Dynamics 16%
• Room Temperature 16%
• Anisotropy 16%
• Non-radial 16%
• Depolarization 16%
• Protein Folding 16%
• Implicit Assumptions 16%
• Chromophore 16%
• Photon-induced 16%
• Biological Applications 16%
• One-photon 16%
• Inner Leaflet 16%
• Two-photon Excitation 16%
• Anisotropy Measurement 16%
• Domain Studies 16%
• Time-resolved Anisotropy 16%
• Photophysical Studies 16%
• Three-photon 16%
• Acute Basophilic Leukemia 16%
• RBL-2H3 16%
• Mucosal Mast Cells 16%
• Steady-state Spectroscopy 16%
• In Vivo Applications 16%
• Site-specific Marker 16%
• Specialised Domain 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Quantitative Technique 100%
• Aqueous Solution 100%
• Anisotropy 66%
• Dynamics 33%
• Solution and Solubility 33%
• Two-Photon Microscopy 33%
• Molecular Genetics 33%
• Protein Aggregation 33%
• Lifespan 33%
• Room Temperature 33%
• Steady State 33%
• Protein Folding 33%
• Cell Membrane 33%
• Mast Cell 33%
• Blood Plasma 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Aqueous Solution 100%
• Anisotropy 66%
• Mast Cell 33%
• Blood Plasma 33%
• Dynamics 33%
• Solution and Solubility 33%
• Room Temperature 33%
• Lifespan 33%
• Steady State 33%
• Cell Membrane 33%
• Protein Folding 33%
• Protein Aggregation 33%