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|a Demchenko, Alexander P.
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|a Advanced Fluorescence Reporters in Chemistry and Biology II
|b Molecular Constructions, Polymers and Nanoparticles /
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|a With contributions by numerous experts
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|a General aspects -- Fluorescence reporters in sensing technologies -- Cell imaging with organic dyes -- Cell imaging with nanoscale devices -- Cell imaging with visible fluorescent proteins -- Tissue and whole body imaging.
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|a This volume demonstrates the novel possibilities in sensing and imaging offered by the assembly of organic dyes into nanoparticles and nanocomposites and by the application of strongly fluorescent noble metal clusters and conjugated polymers. Its 14 chapters, written by top experts in this field, provide in-depth information on the coupling of organic dyes to different molecular and supramolecular structures, on their incorporation into polymeric nanoparticles and on the nanostructures that can be formed by some of the dyes. Bright and photostable several-atom clusters of gold and silver are examined. Finally, the revolutionary changes in sensing technologies attending the advent of conjugated polmyers and the advances in their application are discussed.
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