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Excellent Idea!
Here are some good FRET reviews...
I'd also like to get my hands on your publication, once it's finished!
Good Luck!
Periasamy A. Fluorescence resonance energy transfer microscopy: a mini
review. J. Biomed. Optics 2001; 6:287-291.
Gordon GW, Berry G, Liang XH, Levine B, Herman B. Quantitative
fluorescence resonance energy transfer measurements using fluorescence
microscopy. Biophys. J. 1998; 74:2702-2713.
Voss, TC, Demarco, IA, Day, RN. Quantitative imaging of protein
interactions in the cell nucleus. BioTechniques 38 (3):413-424, 2005 **
Bastiaens PI, Squire A. Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy:
spatial resolution of biochemical processes in the cell. Trends Cell
Biol 1999; 9(2):48-52.
Day R, Periasamy A, Schaufele F. Fluorescence resonance energy transfer
microscopy of localized protein interactions in the living cell nucleus.
Methods 2001; 25:4-18. **
Elangovan M, Periasamy A. Bleed-through and photobleaching correction
in multiphoton FRET microscopy. Proc. SPIE 2001; 4262:177-182.
Gil Palchik
Laboratory Manager
Microscopy and Imaging Shared Resource
Georgetown University
Donald M. O'Malley wrote:
> Dear Microscopists,
>
> I am writing a technical review on “imaging in depth” and
> will discuss a number of imaging modalities, some of which
> I can only briefly mention. As such I would like to get a few
> good reviews for those areas, and would like to draw upon
> your great expertise.
>
> For those folks who have a favorite review, or a key original
> research article, in any of the following areas, I would greatly
> appreciate it if you would send (directly to me) a reference,
> or better yet a PDF of your favorite review or article.
>
> I am looking for favorites in these specific areas,
> and would particularly appreciate your pointing me to
> articles that address their depth of penetration in different
> specimens:
>
> DIC
> TIRF
> Atomic Force Microscopy
> 2-photon
> deconvolution
> FRET
> clinical histology / staining
>
> please send to: [log in to unmask]
>
> As I do not want the list to be spammed with thousands
> of replies, I will promise to collect all of the submissions into
> a bibliography, then provide this bibliography back to you
> (by providing a web-link and also by request).
>
> Thanks very much for any and all submissions!
>
> Best Regards,
> Don
> [log in to unmask]
>
>
> Donald M. O'Malley
> Associate Professor
> Dept. Biology
> Northeastern University
>
>
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