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PHOTO-INDUCED ELECTRON TRANSFER VOLTAGE SENSITIVE DYES

技术优势
Improved voltage sensitivity allows for reduced signal-to-noise, such as low-power illumination, thicker tissue samples, and long-term imaging. High spatial resolution, high throughput, minimally invasive Excellent photostability
技术应用
Reagents for studying membrane potentials in excitable cells (e.g., neurons and cardiomyocytes) and non-excitable cells (e.g., epithelium, immune or other somatic cells Drug screening, neurobiology and basic science research
详细技术说明
None
*Abstract

The development of fluorescent indicators for sensing membrane potential can be a challenge.  Traditional methods to measure membrane potential rely on invasive electrodes, however, voltage imaging with fluorescent probes (VF) is an attractive solution because voltage imaging circumvents problems of low- throughput, low spatial resolution, and high invasiveness. Previously reported VF probes/dyes have proven useful in a number of imaging contexts. However, the design scheme for VF dyes remains elusive, due in part to our incomplete understanding of the biophysical properties influencing voltage sensitivity in our VoltageFluor scaffolds.

 

UC Berkeley researchers have discovered new VF dyes, which are a small molecule platform for voltage imaging that operates via a photoinduced electron transfer (PeT) quenching mechanism to directly image transmembrane voltage changes.   The dyes further our understanding of the roles that membrane voltage plays, not only in excitable cells, such as neurons and cardiomyocytes, but also in non-excitable cells in the rest of the body.


*IP Issue Date
Nov 9, 2017
*Principal Investigation

Name: Rishikesh Upend Kulkarni

Department:


Name: Evan Miller

Department:

申请号码
20170320846
其他

Publication

A Small-Molecule Photoactivatable Optical Sensor of Transmembrane Potential


Additional Technologies by these Inventors


Tech ID/UC Case

25792/2016-139-0


Related Cases

2016-139-0

国家/地区
美国

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