Molecular construct for multiphoton fluorescence microscopy imaging
AssigneeJoakim Andreasson
InventorJoakim Andreasson
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AssigneeJoakim Andreasson
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The present disclosure generally relates to a molecular construct for multiphoton fluorescence microscopy imaging. The molecular construct has a first, non-fluorescent configuration (2PAP-C) and a second, fluorescent configuration (2PAP-CL), and comprises a two-photon absorbing probe (2PAP) linked to a photochromic molecule that can be reversibly changed from a first colored isomeric form (C) to a second colorless isomeric form (CL). The first colored form (C) can be isomerized to the second colorless isomeric form (CL) upon absorption of two photons by the two-photon absorbing probe (2PAP). The present disclosure also relates to a method for analyzing a target structure in a multiphoton microscope utilizing the molecular construct. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to an antibody tagged with the molecular construct, and to the use of the molecular construct for imaging a target structure.
A molecular construct for multiphoton fluorescence microscopy imaging, wherein said molecular construct has a first, non-fluorescent configuration (2PAP-C) and a second, fluorescent configuration (2PAP-CL), wherein said molecular construct comprises:
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