We narrowed to 6 results for: Sapphire

1. Fluorescent Protein Guide: Empty Backbones

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   ...Expression mT-sapphire 399 511 Monomer (A206K) mT-Sapphire-N1 - Mammalian Expression mT-Sapphire-C1 - Mammalian...Structure Plasmids T-sapphire 399 511 26 4.9 1.3 hr Prone to dimerization pFA6a-link-yETSapphire-CaUra3 - Yeast...Mammalian Expression mT-Sapphire-pBAD - Bacterial Expression mAmetrine 406 526 26 6 0.8 hr Monomer (A206K...

2. Bright Monomeric Fluorescent Proteins: mNeonGreen, mTFP1, and mWasabi

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   ...violet range. For example, mWasabi can be used with Sapphire (excitation maximum 399 nm) because it does not...

3. Which Fluorescent Protein Should I Use?

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   ...emission is green or red light. For example, T-Sapphire, LSSmOrange, and LSSmKate. Fluorescent Sensors...

4. Bacterial Expression Systems

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   ...Michael Davidson 54571 54856 mT-Sapphire-pBAD tdTomato-pBAD mT-Sapphire (donor) tdTomato (acceptor) FRET...

5. 15 Hot Plasmids from 2017

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   ...compatible with two-photon microscopy using Ti-Sapphire lasers. pBAD-RDSmCherry1 is a red-shifted variant...

6. Fluorescent Proteins 101: Monitoring Cell Mobility Using Fluorescent Proteins

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   ...Good two-photon probes when using a standard Ti:Sapphire Laser include: Blue-green fluorescent proteins...this requires other lasers than the standard Ti:Sapphire laser. It is also important to finely tune the...