Protein Fluorescence Flashcards

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Why do we use fluorescence

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Provides info on molecular environment and on dynamic processes

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What is fluorescence

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The light emitted by an atom or molecule after a finite duration subsequent to the absorption of electromagnetic energy

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Things that can be measured with fluorescence

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- temp
PH
Viscosity
Ions
Polarity
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Instrumentation in fluorescence

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Fluorimeters
Microscopes
High throughout plate readers
Intravital imaging

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What is the dominant intrinsic fluorophore?

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Tryptophan

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3 ways to make a GFP fusion construct

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Protein x - GFP
GFP - protein y
Protein -GFP - z

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Purpose of FRET

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Fluorescence resonance energy transfer

Allows the detection of molecule-molecule interactions in the nanometer range with light microscopy

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MDCK clues

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Madin-Darby canine kidney polarized epithelial cells

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