ArticleChemical communications (Cambridge, England)2013
Curcumin as an amyloid-indicator dye in E. coli.
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Abstract
We have demonstrated that curcumin is an amyloid-specific dye in E. coli. Curcumin binds to curliated whole cells and to isolated curli amyloid fibers. Similar to Congo red, curcumin exhibits a red-shift in absorbance and a significant increase in fluorescence upon binding to isolated curli.
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