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Fluorescent Products
Fluorescent Spectra
 
Fatty Acid Labeled
Excitation (nm)
Emission (nm)
Solvent
18:1-6:0 NBD PC
464
531
CHCl3
18:1-12:0 NBD PA
464
531
CHCl3
   
Headgroup Labeled
Excitation (nm)
Emission (nm)
Solvent
18:1 Lissamine Rodamine PE
557
571
CHCl3
18:1 NBD PS
440
514
CHCl3
18:1 Dansyl PS
332
510
1:2 CHCl3:CH3OH(vol:vol)
18:1 Dansyl PE
336
513
1:2 CHCl3:MeOH(vol:vol)
18:1 Pyrene PE
351
379
CHCl3
18:1 Fluorescein PE
490
515
CHCl3
Cholesterol
Excitation (nm)
Emission (nm)
Solvent
cholesterol triene
394, 413
504
CHCl3
dehydroergosterol
389
506
CHCl3
810253 Spectra
810254 Spexctra
Miscellaneous
Excitation (nm)
Emission (nm)
Solvent
DSPE PEG2 CF
450
528
CHCl3
810120 Spectra

References:

  1. Düzgüne , N. & Bentz, J., (1988), "Fluorescence Assays for Membrane Fusion", in Spectroscopic Membrane Probes (Loew, L.M., Ed.) Vol 1, pp. 117-159, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida.

  2. Nichols, J.W. & Pagano, R.E., (1982), "Use of Resonance Energy Transfer to Study the Kinetics of Amphiphile Transfer between Vesicles", (1982) Biochemistry 21, 1720-1726.

  3. Nichols, J.W., (1985), "Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Phospholipid Monomer-Vesicle Interaction", Biochemistry 24, 6390-6398.
    [Pub-Med]

  4. Struck, D.K., Hoekstra, D. & Pagano, R.E., (1981), "Use of Resonance Energy Transfer to Monitor Membrane Fusion", Biochemistry 20, 4093-4099.
    [Pub-Med]
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