ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry. B2020
Analysis of Brightness of a Single Fluorophore for Quantitative Characterization of Biochemical Reactions.
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Abstract
Intrinsic molecular brightness (MB) is a number of emitted photons per second per molecule. When a substrate labeled by a fluorophore and a second unlabeled substrate form a complex in solution, the MB of the fluorophore changes. Here we use this change to determine the equilibrium constant (
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