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What is the definition of quantum yield in the context of fluorescence?
What is the definition of quantum yield in the context of fluorescence?
- The phenomenon by which interaction of a molecule with the fluorochrome reduces the quantum yield or the lifetime
- The average time the electron spends in the excited state before returning to the ground state
- Fluorescence that does not originate from the fluorochrome of interest
- The ratio of the number of emitted to absorbed photons (correct)
Which environmental factor is known to affect the quantum yield of a fluorescent probe?
Which environmental factor is known to affect the quantum yield of a fluorescent probe?
- Photobleaching
- Fluorescence quenching
- Fluorescence lifetime
- Fluorochrome concentration (correct)
What is the definition of fluorescence lifetime?
What is the definition of fluorescence lifetime?
- Fluorescence that does not originate from the fluorochrome of interest
- The average time the electron spends in the excited state before returning to the ground state (correct)
- The ratio of the number of emitted to absorbed photons
- The phenomenon by which interaction of a molecule with the fluorochrome reduces the quantum yield or the lifetime
What is the definition of fluorescence quenching?
What is the definition of fluorescence quenching?
What is the definition of autofluorescence?
What is the definition of autofluorescence?
What is the definition of photobleaching?
What is the definition of photobleaching?
What is the primary function of a CCD camera in fluorescence microscopy?
What is the primary function of a CCD camera in fluorescence microscopy?
What is the primary function of a photomultiplier tube (PMT) in fluorescence microscopy?
What is the primary function of a photomultiplier tube (PMT) in fluorescence microscopy?
Which of the following is a key parameter for quantifying fluorescence intensity in microscopy?
Which of the following is a key parameter for quantifying fluorescence intensity in microscopy?
How does photobleaching affect the collection of high-quality image data in fluorescence microscopy?
How does photobleaching affect the collection of high-quality image data in fluorescence microscopy?