A Multicolor Fluorescence in situ Hybridization Approach Using an Extended Set of Fluorophores to Visualize Microorganisms.¶
Lukumbuzya, M., Schmid, M., Pjevac, P., & Daims, H. (2019). A Multicolor Fluorescence in situ Hybridization Approach Using an Extended Set of Fluorophores to Visualize Microorganisms. Frontiers in Microbiology, 10.
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- In biology it is, more loosely, the assignment of fluorescent labels to probes so that targets imaged together stay mutually distinguishable, the palette being the fluorophores the imaging equipment can tell apart; casting that constraint as a conflict graph is this entry's framing, not the source literature's.
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The paper mono-labels probes with distinct fluorophores so co-imaged organisms are told apart, capped by the fluorophores the equipment can detect.
“The number of distinct target organisms, which can be distinguished by our multicolor FISH approach, is limited by the number of different fluorophores that can be detected by the imaging equipment”
- In biology it is, more loosely, the assignment of fluorescent labels to probes so that targets imaged together stay mutually distinguishable, the palette being the fluorophores the imaging equipment can tell apart; casting that constraint as a conflict graph is this entry's framing, not the source literature's.
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