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Fluorescence lifetime-based sensing and imaging.
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Time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy is presently regarded as a research tool in biochemistry, biophysics and chemical physics. However, time-resolved methods can also be used for chemical sensing. Lifetime-based sensing has several advantages over intensity-based methods. Since the lifetime is independent of the total probe intensity, its measurement can provide quantitative sensing of many analytes without the requirement for wavelength-ratiometric probes. Analytes like oxygen and halides can be determined by the collisional quenching mechanism. To date, lifetime probes for analyte recognition (binding) have been identified for Ca
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