Quantum Dot (QD) Fluorochromes for Exploration of Nanocompartments in Living Cells
Elli Kohen; Joseph Hirschberg; Dalgis Mesa; Kerim M. Gattás-Asfura; Annellys Hernandez; Christian A. Echeverri; Michael Carman; +2 Authors
Elli Kohen; Joseph Hirschberg; Dalgis Mesa; Kerim M. Gattás-Asfura; Annellys Hernandez; Christian A. Echeverri; Michael Carman; David M. Naistat; Roger M. Leblanc;
Quantum Dot (QD) Fluorochromes for Exploration of Nanocompartments in Living Cells
Photostable, highest emission QD fluorochromes are introduced for enzyme-organelle studies in nanocompartments of living cells. Progress towards intracellular localizations is foreseeable using high-resolution digital photography applied to genomics, proteomics, diagnostics-prognostics, and drug trials.
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