Modulated excitation fluorescence analysis

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – With sample excitation

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C356S417000, C250S458100, C436S172000

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ABSTRACT:
Fluorescence, spectroscopy is used to analyze small numbers of molecules that are present in a relatively small detection volume or zone. Information regarding physical and chemical properties of these molecules is determined by rapidly modulating the wavelength, intensity and/or polarization of laser energy to excite fluorophores that are attached either to the molecule of interest or a molecule that interacts with the molecule of interest. The emission profile of the fluorophores is used to determine useful information about the labeled and/or non-labeled molecules including molecular interactions between the molecules.

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