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The most commonly observed autofluorescencing molecules are NADPH and flavins; the extracellular matrix can also contribute to autofluorescence because of the ...

How to reduce autofluorescence | Proteintech Group

The best way to minimize autofluorescence is to fix samples for the least amount of time required. Treatment with sodium borohydride has also been used to ...

How to reduce autofluorescence in cell-based assays - BMG Labtech

This HowTo Note highlights the potentially adverse effects of autofluorescent components in cell-based assays on the results and presents some tools to ...

Tips to Minimize Autofluorescence - FluoroFinder

Here, SouthernBiotech and Vector Laboratories suggest strategies to minimize autofluorescence to improve the accuracy of experimental results.

How to Reduce Autofluorescence - Southern Biotech

Autofluorescence is a term used to describe the background fluorescence present in biological samples which cannot be directly attributed to the fluorophore- ...

Autofluorescence - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Autofluorescence is mainly caused by endogenous fluorophores found in blood and certain tissues (see Section 4.15.4.1.1). Using dyes with a wavelength above 700 ...

Autofluorescence: Causes and Cures

Even smaller "muscular" arteries often have strands of elastin between the muscle cells. Elastin is intensely fluorescent over a range of excitation wavelengths ...

Causes for Autofluorescence and Techniques to Address it ... - Visikol

To minimize autofluorescence, incubate tissues at room temperature for dehydration, staining, and clearing steps.

What steps can I take to minimize the impact of autofluorescence ...

Use a fluorophore outside of the emission spectra of the autofluorescence; such as far-red/near-infrared fluorescent dyes (eg, Alexa 647 or 750).

Autofluorescence - Flow Cytometry Guide - Bio-Rad Antibodies

Autofluorescence is the natural fluorescence emitted by cells between 350 and 550 nm due to the presence of various cellular compounds. Find out more.

Learn how to Remove Autofluorescence from your Confocal Images

there are just as many solutions—from changing your media to using lifetime imaging and far red dyes.

Simple method for reduction of autofluorescence in fluorescence ...

Autofluorescence of aldehyde-fixed neural tissue often complicates the use of fluorescence microscopy. Background fluorescence can be notably reduced or ...

Reduce Tissue Autofluorescence and Dramatically Enhance Signal ...

Explore the simple workflow that will let you say goodbye to unwanted autofluorescence, while dramatically improving signal-to-noise ratio.

Causes of Autofluorescence - Visikol

Autofluorescence is the fluorescence of the naturally occurring substances in a cell, and these substances usually gain fluorescence through ...

An Update on Fundus Autofluorescence - Review of Ophthalmology

Fundus autofluorescence is an in vivo imaging tool that enables non-invasive metabolic mapping of natural and pathological fluorophores in the posterior pole.

Strong increase in the autofluorescence of cells signals struggle for ...

Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells exhibit an intrinsic natural fluorescence due to the presence of fluorescent cellular structural components ...

Autofluorescence - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Autofluorescence is the phenomenon in which tissue, after exposure to light of a certain wavelength, emits light of a longer wavelength.

Reducing Cellular Autofluorescence in Flow Cytometry

Cellular autofluorescence affects the sensitivity of flow cytometric assays by interfering with detection of low level specific fluorescence.

Low-Autofluorescence Mono Fiber-optic Patch Cords - Doric Lenses

DESCRIPTION FIBER-OPTIC CODES JACKETS CONNECTOR CODES ADDITIONAL INFO SUPPORT The Low Autofluorescence Fiber-optic (LAF) Patch cords are specially designed ...

Low-Autofluorescence Multimode Patch Cables - Thorlabs

These multimode patch cables are manufactured with components that reduce the emitted autofluorescence in the visible spectrum.