Angewandte Chemie · 2015 · 11 citations · 33 references
Natural SciencesBiophysicsChemical BiologyBiomedical ImagingMolecular ImagingSingle-molecule BiophysicsFluorescence MicroscopyMolecular Probe DevelopmentProtein StructureSingle-molecule Fluorescence MicroscopySingle-molecule ImagingSuper-resolution MicroscopyFluorescence Labeling StrategiesFluorescent ProbesLabelingNanometer-scale ImagingSingle-molecule Fluorescence ImagingSingle-molecule Image AnalysisSingle-molecule Localization MicroscopySmall-molecule Imaging Probes
Abstract Protein labeling with synthetic fluorescent probes is a key technology in chemical biology and biomedical research. A sensitive and efficient modular labeling approach (SLAP) was developed on the basis of a synthetic small‐molecule recognition unit (Ni‐ tris NTA) and the genetically encoded minimal protein His 6‐10 ‐tag. High‐density protein tracing by SLAP was demonstrated. This technique allows super‐resolution fluorescence imaging and fulfills the necessary sampling criteria for single‐molecule localization‐based imaging techniques. It avoids masking by large probes, for example, antibodies, and supplies sensitive, precise, and robust size analysis of protein clusters (nanodomains).
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Imaging Intracellular Fluorescent Proteins at Nanometer Resolution
Eric Betzig, George H. Patterson, Rachid Sougrat et al. · Science · 2006 · 8.9K citations