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In the first measurements with EGFP-protonation fluctuations, we had seen a 30
microsecond component in the FCS trace, and had commented that it could be the
triplet state (though I admit it appears a bit long for a triplet):
Haupts, Maiti, Schwille and Webb, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA
Vol. 95, pp. 1357313578, November 1998
Don't know if there has been further work on this. However, Steve Boxer had
done a lot of ultrafast photophysics on GFP, if you are interested in that.
Sudipta
On Wed, 9 Oct 2013 14:37:32 +0000, Claire Brown, Dr. wrote
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> I wonder if anyone knows that the triplet state lifetime is for EGFP?
> Also any good articles/reviews/book chapters on EGFP photophysics?
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