Fluorescence

Scientists develop a fluorescence "lifetime" microscopy technique that uses frequency combs and no mechanical parts to observe dynamic biological phenomena

Device enables researchers to unravel cellular processes in real time, while the cells are kept in a controlled environment inside a standard cell culture incubator

New research opens up the possibility of a new class of molecular probes and targeted drug delivery systems

Absolute quantification of target nucleic acids using partitioning

A Polish-Israeli research team presents a new method of microscopy which, in theory, has no resolution limit

Researchers have developed a simple and effective improvement to fluorescent biosensors widely used in scientific and medical research

NIH researchers put complex, high-resolution data within reach for many more scientists

Researchers have developed a variety of imaging methods that allow them to observe receptors in real time

HORIBA has launched the fourth generation of its world famous Fluorolog all reflective, modular research spectrofluorometer

The TruSpectral Detection system employs patented VPH technology, ensuring higher efficiency in fluorescence detection than a reflection type grating based system