Arjen N. BaderErik HofmanPaul M.P. van Bergen en HenegouwenHans C. Gerritsen
A confocal time-resolved fluorescence anisotropy imaging set-up is presented. It combines a confocal laser scanning microscope equipped with a pulsed laser and two time gated detection systems with 4 gates each (LiMo, originally developed for FLIM). The anisotropy decays obtained with the time gating system yield results that compare well with the high time-resolution (non-imaging) decays recorded using Time Correlated Single Photon Counting. Time resolved anisotropy imaging experiments on cells expressing GPI-GFP were carried out. Clear distinction could be made between the anisotropy in the plasma membrane and in the interior of the cell.
Klaus SuhlingJames A. LevittPei‐Hua Chung
Christopher ThalerPaul S. BlankSrinagesh V. KoushikSteven S. Vogel
Klaus SuhlingJan SiegelPeter M. P. LaniganSandrine Lévêque‐FortS WebbDavid PhillipsDaniel M. DavisP. M. W. French
Kenneth P. GhigginoP SpizzirriTrevor A. Smith
Chad E. BigelowThomas H. Foster