New Fluorescent Reagents to Enable Highly Multiplexed Single-Cell Measurements and Biological Assays
Daniel Chiu,
Professor,
University of Washington
Fluorescence based techniques have become an indispensible tool kit in
both basic cellular studies and in vitro diagnostics. However, the
intrinsic limitations of conventional dyes, such as short Stoke’s shift
and low absorptivity, have posed difficulties for advancing highly
multiplexed assays. We have developed a new class of fluorescent probes
called Pdots, and this talk will highlight their development to enable
high multiplex single-cell analysis and biological assays.
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