Research conducted at Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology has provided new information about life sciences

Fresh data on life sciences are presented in the report "Photophysics of Clomeleon by FLIM: discriminating excited state reactions along neuronal development." According to a study from Magdeburg, Germany, "In this work, fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy in the time domain was used to study the fluorescence dynamics of ECFP and of the ratiometric chloride sensor Clomeleon along neuronal development. The multiexponential analysis of fluorophores combined with the study of the contributions of the individual lifetimes (decay-associated spectra) was used to discriminate the presence of energy transfer from other excited state reactions."

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