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Enhancement of the fluorescence of the blue fluorescent proteins by high pressure or low temperature.

The journal of physical chemistry. B - 7 Jul 2005

Mauring Koit, Deich Jason, Rosell Federico I, McAnaney Tim B, Moerner W E, Boxer Steven G

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Green fluorescent proteins bearing the Y66H mutation exhibit strongly blue-shifted fluorescence excitation and emission spectra. However, these blue fluorescent proteins (BFPs) have lower quantum yields of fluorescence (Phi(f) approximately 0.20), which is believed to stem from the increased conf...

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PMID: 16852610
DOI: 10.1021/jp0448595

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