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Hi List,
We are trying to image uptake of a Pyrene based dye by some cells using
two-photon excitation (as we don't have a UV confocal system). The
pyrene is excitable at 345nm and emits at 380nm. We did some trials with
straight dye and found we can excite it quite well in the 740-780nm
range. Turns out that is where mitochondria light up too due to the
large amounts of NADH they have. Very nice staining, who needs
mitotracker.
Does anyone have any secrets on how to get around this?
Cheers
Cam
Cameron J. Nowell
Microscopy Manager
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