Scientists are coupling terbium nanoparticles with organic ligands that enhance the fluorescence and allow biomolecule labelling. They obtain fluorescent particles that are brighter than quantum dots while also having room for functionnalization. These next generation probes may find use both for in-vitro detection and fluorescence Imaging.
Scientists are coupling terbium nanoparticles with organic ligands that enhance the fluorescence and allow biomolecule labelling. They obtain fluorescent particles that are brighter than quantum dots while also having room for functionnalization. These next generation probes may find use both for in-vitro detection and fluorescence Imaging.
Scientists are coupling terbium nanoparticles with organic ligands that enhance the fluorescence and allow biomolecule labelling. They obtain fluorescent particles that are brighter than quantum dots while also having room for functionnalization. These next generation probes may find use both for in-vitro detection and fluorescence Imaging.
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