Fluorescent Proteins II
Fluorescent Proteins II
Fluorescent proteins are intimately connected to research in the life sciences. Tagging of gene products with fluorescent proteins has revolutionized all areas of biosciences, ranging from fundamental biochemistry to clinical oncology, to environmental research. The discovery of the Green Fluorescent Protein, its first, seminal application and the ingenious development of a broad palette of fluorescence proteins of other colours, was consequently recognised with the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2008.
Fluorescent Proteins II highlights the physicochemical and biophysical aspects of fluorescent protein technology beyond imaging. It is tailored to meet the needs of physicists, chemists and biologists who are interested in the fundamental properties of fluorescent proteins, while also focussing on specific applications. The implementations described are cutting-edge studies and exemplify how the physical and chemical properties of fluorescent proteins can stimulate novel findings in life sciences.
Fluorescent Proteins: Nature's Colorful Gifts for Live Cell Imaging
Green Fluorescent Protein Photodynamics as a Tool for Fluorescence Correlative Studies and Applications
The Proton Sensitivity of Fluorescent Proteins: Towards Intracellular pH Indicators
Green Fluorescent Protein-Based Chloride Ion Sensors for In Vivo Imaging
Fluorescent Genetically Encoded Calcium Indicators and Their In Vivo Application
Action Potentials in Heart Cells
Probing Structure and Dynamics of the Cell Membrane with Single Fluorescent Proteins
Fluorescence Correlation and Cross-Correlation Spectroscopy Using Fluorescent Proteins for Measurements of Biomolecular Processes in Living Organisms
Investigating the Lifecycle of HIV with Fluorescent Proteins.
Jung, Gregor
| ISBN | 978-3-642-23376-0 |
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| Artikelnummer | 9783642233760 |
| Medientyp | Buch |
| Copyrightjahr | 2011 |
| Verlag | Springer, Berlin |
| Umfang | XII, 284 Seiten |
| Abbildungen | XII, 284 p. |
| Sprache | Englisch |
