ArticleNano letters2008
Single-cell fluorescence imaging using metal plasmon-coupled probe 2: single-molecule counting on lifetime image.
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Abstract
Multiple Alexa Fluor 647-conjugated concanavalin A (conA) molecules were covalently bound to a single 20 nm silver particle to synthesize metal plasmon-coupled probes (PCPs). The fluorescence images were recorded by scanning confocal microscopy in both intensity and lifetime. The brightness of PCPs was 30-fold brighter than those of free conA and the lifetime of PCPs was shortened dramatically. PCPs were used to label T-lymphocytic ( PM1) cells. The emission spots by PCPs bound on the cell surfaces were separated clearly from the cell images by autofluorescence due to the brighter signal and shorter lifetime of PCPs. The emission spots by PCPs were also scanned in three dimensions to count the distribution of bound fluorophores on the cell surfaces. The metal-associated fluorophores thus are suggested using as novel molecular imaging agents to quantify the components and describe their distributions on the cell surfaces.
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