Towards high-throughput flim for protein-protein interaction screening of live cells and tissue microarrays

Towards high-throughput flim for protein-protein interaction screening of live cells and tissue microarrays

Studying cellular protein-protein interactions in situ requires a technique such as fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) which is sensitive on the nanometer scale. Observing FRET is significantly simplified if the fluorescence lifetime of the donor can be monitored. Results from live cells...

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Main Authors:	Barber, P, Pierce, G, Ameer-Beg, S, Matthews, DR, Carlin, L, Keppler, M, Kelleher, M, Festy, F, Gillett, C, Springall, R, Ng, T, Vojnovic, B, IEEE
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Published:	2008

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