Authorea (Authorea),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 5, 2023
Super-resolution
fluorescence
microscopy
techniques
developed
over
the
past
two
decades
have
pushed
resolution
limit
for
fluorescently
labeled
molecules
into
nanometer
range.
These
potential
to
study
bacterial
macromolecular
complexes
such
as
secretion
systems
with
single-molecule
on
a
millisecond
time
scale.
Here
we
review
recent
applications
of
super-resolution
in
molecular
bacteriology
focus
systems.
We
also
describe
MINFLUX
nanoscopy,
relatively
new
technique
that
promises
one
day
produce
movies
machines
action.
We
introduce
a
rapid,
noise-robust,
three-dimensional
focusing
framework
for
as-is
confocal
microscopes.
show
automated
real-time
on
nanoscale
emitters
SNR
down
to
1,
and
position
tracking
with
precision
below
10
nm.
Postępy Biochemii,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
70(2), P. 139 - 149
Published: July 1, 2024
Biological
sciences
are
increasingly
uncovering
the
foundations
of
life
in
greater
detail,
made
possible
by
development
research
methods
enabling
exploration
at
nanometer
scale.
Optical
microscopy,
a
field
with
significant
contribution
to
current
knowledge,
is
inherently
limited
Abbe
limit,
stemming
from
fundamental
wave
properties
light.
Through
efforts
scientists,
this
limit
can
be
circumvented,
as
evidenced
STED
and
MINFLUX
techniques.
allows
imaging
resolution
down
40
nm,
while
enables
fine
2
nm.
Both
techniques
require
labelling
biological
molecular
targets
fluorescent
markers
enable
living
cells,
facilitating
study
dynamic
processes.
This
article
provides
an
introduction
super-resolution
MINFLUX,
demonstrating
their
utility
through
example
studying
kinesin
movement
along
microtubules
using
technique.
IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 20, 2024
Extended
series
of
red-emitting
rhodamine
dyes
were
synthesized
and
tested.
This
revealed
the
real
factors
determining
quality
STED
(stimulated
emission
depletion)
imaging,
dye
photostability
in
general,
stability
corresponding
reactive
labels.
Previously
overlooked
underestimated
observations
are
now
being
highlighted
discussed.
So
some
very
important
syntheses-related
aspects.
The
studies
also
expanded
on
far-red
emitting
oxazine
silicon
dyes.
An
intriguing
discovery
emerged
when
certain
fluorophores,
which
originally
designed
for
STED,
demonstrated
an
ability
to
discern
between
viable
dead
bacterial
cells.
Recent
publications
by
Lucidi
co-workers
showed
that
positively
charged
allow
imaging
membranes
using
both
conventional
techniques,
example,
confocal
laser
scanning
microscopy
(CLSM),
STED.
opens
avenues
investigating
membrane
biogenesis
diagnostics.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 22, 2023
ABSTRACT
Here
we
describe
highly
compact,
click
compatible,
and
photoactivatable
dyes
for
super-resolution
fluorescence
microscopy
(nanoscopy).
By
combining
the
xanthone
(PaX)
core
with
a
tetrazine
group,
achieve
minimally
sized
sensitive
molecular
dyads
selective
labeling
of
unnatural
amino
acids
introduced
by
genetic
code
expansion.
We
exploit
excited
state
quenching
properties
group
to
attenuate
photoactivation
rates
PaX,
further
reduce
overall
emission
photogenerated
fluorophore,
providing
two
mechanisms
selectivity
off-target
signal.
Coupled
MINFLUX
nanoscopy,
demonstrate
our
in
minimal-linkage-error
imaging
vimentin
filaments,
demonstrating
scale
precision
fluorophore
positioning.
Authorea (Authorea),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 5, 2023
Super-resolution
fluorescence
microscopy
techniques
developed
over
the
past
two
decades
have
pushed
resolution
limit
for
fluorescently
labeled
molecules
into
nanometer
range.
These
potential
to
study
bacterial
macromolecular
complexes
such
as
secretion
systems
with
single-molecule
on
a
millisecond
time
scale.
Here
we
review
recent
applications
of
super-resolution
in
molecular
bacteriology
focus
systems.
We
also
describe
MINFLUX
nanoscopy,
relatively
new
technique
that
promises
one
day
produce
movies
machines
action.