Super-Resolution Microscopy With DNA Molecules
Ralf Jungmann,
Group Leader,
Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
Our research interest is the combination of tools from structural and dynamic DNA nanotechnology with single-molecule fluorescence methods, especially the development and application of novel super-resolution microscopy techniques to answer questions in modern biological and biomedical research. Specifically, we are interested in harnessing the unique programmability of DNA molecules to develop microscopy techniques (DNA-PAINT) that allow us to perform highly multiplexed (hundreds of targets), ultra-resolution (<5 nm), and quantitative (integer counting of molecules) fluorescence imaging of biological systems (i.e. proteins and nucleic acids in single cells).
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