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Has anyone used Konica Minolta fluorescent nanoparticles with cells or
tissue sections ... and if yes, can they share the results (or cite
publication)?
http://www.konicaminolta.com/about/research/future/hstt/index.htmlI came across this through a new press release (for some reason dated
2015),
http://www.konicaminolta.com/about/releases/2016/0606_01_01.htmlon joint research agreement between Konica Minolta, Institut Pasteur,
and BioAxial (which I found that the Super-Resolution Microscopy
(Nanoscopy) group discussion).
I recently blogged on linkedin on an alternative family of fluorophores,
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/bd-biosciences-listed-tandems-horizon-brilliant-violets-mcnamaraI note here that at a BD seminar last week the BD folks emphasized the
importance of using their Brilliant Staining Buffer (a tube comes in
every Brilliant antibody order). And yes, I've used BV421 successfully -
very bright on widefield (standard DAPI cube, would be even better with
optimized filter set), and does enable imaging on a confocal microscope.
thanks in advance,
George
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