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Jettability Of Phthalocyanine Dye Ink Formulations, Yumeizhi Jia
Jettability Of Phthalocyanine Dye Ink Formulations, Yumeizhi Jia
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Hybrid Rapid Prototyping Approach For Rapid Casting Applications, Hemant Bohra
Hybrid Rapid Prototyping Approach For Rapid Casting Applications, Hemant Bohra
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Multiphoton Fluorescence Spectroscopy To Monitor The Unfolding Of The Green Fluorescent Protein, Ibtesam Y. Alja'afreh, Ramakrishna Guda, David Huffman
Multiphoton Fluorescence Spectroscopy To Monitor The Unfolding Of The Green Fluorescent Protein, Ibtesam Y. Alja'afreh, Ramakrishna Guda, David Huffman
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Green fluorescent protein (GFP), from Aequorea coerulescens, has been expressed as a His-tag fusion protein in E. coli cells and purified using metal chelate affinity and gel filtration chromatography. The protein fluoresces at 510 nm due to its natural chromophore that is spontaneously formed after properly folding and remains stable and intact after protein unfolding. The chromophore is buried in a beta barrel and has a permanent dipole moment in both the ground state and the excited state. The difference between permanent dipole moments Δμge is highly proportional to the electrostatic environment around the chromophore. Since Δμge …