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index numbers to the Fluorophores in the list? It would not be easy, but it would provide useful information about the fluorophores as they are used. Brightness...

mean the average length of time that the fluorophore is in its excited state, or the time before the fluorophore will bleach. This is briefly mentioned...

pathway is the result of forces or molecules _external_ to that of the fluorophore molecule). I suggest that this paragraph be removed or replaced with...

dissipation and solvent reorganisation. A fluorophore is a dipole, surrounded by water molecules. When a fluorophore enters an excited state, its dipole moment...

Fluorescent compounds is known as a fluorophore. To add to the above, this means that optical brighteners are fluorophores, not phosphors. I will remove the...

paragraph in DNA sequencing. Changed "immediate fluorophore attachment" to "intermediate fluorophore attachment" Reference 17 isn't a droplet-based approach...

(UTC) I think this is a fairly important method, and more detail (on fluorophores and microscopy methods in particular) would be helpful. I can do work...

put dyes first and then single fluorophores, and a hint towards the fact that some people call single, organic fluorophore localization microscopy "STORM"...

does not state much about the folding state of GFP. I think after the fluorophore is formed, the rest of the proteins structure is kind of neglectable...

systems with fluorophores (smFRET is insensitive to incomplete labeling), low efficient FRET pairs, photo-bleaching of a single fluorophore with time, oxygen-induced...

844 g/mol). Without linker, the molecular mass of the free Alexa 647 fluorophore is probably closer to 800 g/mol. Note that the molecular mass listed...

a fluorometer's importance in FRET, natural amino fluorescence, and fluorophores/probes.--DRH91 (talk) 20:41, 23 September 2015 (UTC) I am reading the...

the emission spectrum of the fluorophore being detected. As such it is a proxy measure of the amount of that fluorophore that is on the cell. In the most...

--> I would say 'in the range' Why is mCherry more stable than other fluorophores? I think you can expand a little more The section Uses is a little unclear...

in which the fluorophore is located relative to the medium in which the lens is working. Also, there are weird effects when the fluorophore is very close...

added by 141.213.67.55 (talk) 21:16, 20 February 2007 (UTC). when a fluorophore is excited, part of the energy is dissipated as heat (ie, a phonon is...

Java applet demonstrating the chemistry behind the formation of the GFP fluorophore." does not work anymore. I wouldn't just remove it, since I dont have...

penetrate very shallow into the sample medium. This causes only the closest fluorophores to the substrate to "light up". Detection of fluorescence emission follows...

of either RNA or DNA to be analysed, in the majority of case with a fluorophore-based detection system. The probes are bound to a solid surface by covalent...