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Two‐photon excitation fluorescence pH detection using 2, 3‐dicyanohydroquinone: a spectral ratiometric approach

Jöbsis et al., 2005

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10992040649079453653
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Jöbsis P
Combs C
Balaban R
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Journal of microscopy

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Summary The use of 2, 3‐dicyanohydroquinone (DCHQ) as an emission ratiometric probe of pH in vitro and in fibroblast cells was evaluated using two‐photon excitation fluorescence microscopy (TPEFM). In addition, methods for spectrally calibrating the Zeiss LSM510 META …
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