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10 April 1977 Laser Microfluorometer For Fluorescence Decay Measurements In Biology
A. Andreoni, A. Longoni, G. Bottiroli, G. Prenna
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Proceedings Volume 0099, 3rd European Electro-Optics Conf; (1977) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.955338
Event: Third European Electro-Optics Conference, 1976, Geneva, Switzerland
Abstract
A laser microfluorometer is described which is particularly suitable for the measurement of fluorescence decays in microscopic biological samples. The apparatus makes use of (1) a nitrogen pumped dye laser of special design as the excitation source, (2) a microscope system particularly suitable for fluorescence microscopy and (3) an electronic signal averager. The main properties of this instrument include high temporal resolution (~0.2 ns) and high spatial resolution (~0.5μm). This instrument is now being used to study the fluorescence properties of complexes formed by acridine dyes with deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). Preliminary results indicate that specific information about DNA base-pair sequences and DNA microscopic structure in chromosomes can be obtained.
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A. Andreoni, A. Longoni, G. Bottiroli, and G. Prenna "Laser Microfluorometer For Fluorescence Decay Measurements In Biology", Proc. SPIE 0099, 3rd European Electro-Optics Conf, (10 April 1977); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.955338
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KEYWORDS
Luminescence

Biology

Pulsed laser operation

Oscilloscopes

Electro optics

Microscopes

Dye lasers

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