Bielement beacon of wavelength conversion
A wavelength conversion, molecular beacon technology, applied in the direction of chemical reaction of materials for analysis, chemiluminescence/bioluminescence, luminescent materials, etc., can solve the problem that the fluorescence intensity of fluorescent molecules cannot reach the maximum, and cannot be convenient and fast problem, to achieve high specificity and high sensitivity
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[0014] Example 1: wavelength conversion bimolecular beacons, when detecting two target molecules 3 of a cell, the beacon donor 1 in the two pairs of molecular beacons uses fluorescein, and the beacon receptors in the two pairs of molecular beacons Body 2 uses Texas Red and FITC.
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[0015] Example 2: wavelength conversion bimolecular beacons, when detecting two target molecules 3 of a cell, the beacon donor 1 in the two pairs of molecular beacons uses coumarin, and the beacons in the two pairs of molecular beacons Receptor 2 uses Fluorescent Yellow and EADNS.
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[0016] Example 3: wavelength conversion bimolecular beacons, when detecting two target molecules 3 of a cell, the beacon donor 1 in the two pairs of molecular beacons uses Texas Red, and the beacons in the two pairs of molecular beacons receive Body 2 uses fluorescent yellow and EADNS.
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