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Embedding of cell-surface receptors into a membrane defines their dynamics but also complicates experimental characterization of their signaling complexes.
Yunqing Li +12 more
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Automated Analysis of Dynamic Single Molecule Experiments [PDF]
Single molecule total internal reflection fluorescence studies using co-localization and fluorescence resonance energy transfer have become valuable tools to study biological phenomenon.
London, James
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The potential of fluorogenicity for single molecule FRET and DyeCycling
Single Molecule Förster Resonance Energy Transfer (smFRET) is a popular technique to directly observe biomolecular dynamics in real time, offering unique mechanistic insight into proteins, ribozymes, and so forth.
Srijayee Ghosh, Sonja Schmid
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CLC Conformational Landscape as Studied by SMFRET [PDF]
Ayush Krishnamoorti +3 more
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Paving the way for structural modelling by smFRET measurements
The thesis at hand contributes to the field of structure determination of bio-macromolecules. It focuses on the Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET), which allows to infer distances at the molecular level (≈ 2-10 nm) making FRET a promising tool for structure analysis.
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Ligand response of guanidine-IV riboswitch at single-molecule level
Riboswitches represent a class of non-coding RNA that possess the unique ability to specifically bind ligands and, in response, regulate gene expression.
Lingzhi Gao, Dian Chen, Yu Liu
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Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) is a quantum mechanical process governing the nonradiative energy transfer between coupled electric dipoles. Its strong distance dependence makes it a widely used as a “molecular ruler” in biology, chemistry, and ...
David Frost, Keisha Cook, Hugo Sanabria
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Simulating Freely Diffusing Single-Molecule FRET Data with Consideration of Protein Conformational Dynamics. [PDF]
Losey J +8 more
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