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Experimentally, they can be studied using fluorescence techniques (e.g. [ 5, 6, 11]) as well as micro-array approaches (e.g. [ 10, 12- 16]).
Membrane and membrane mimetic peptide interactions and the lipid-bound structures were studied using fluorescence with the aid of extrinsic fluorescent probes that allowed the identification of mixed peptide/lipid complexes.
Membrane fluidity and polarity were studied using fluorescence spectroscopy.
Enzyme conformation upon immobilization was studied using fluorescence and circular dichroism spectroscopies.
Two key parameters (applied potential and temperature) affecting on release kinetic were studied using fluorescence spectrometry.
Gelation properties were monitored using dynamic oscillatory rheology, and microstructure was studied using fluorescence microscopy.
In this paper, the interaction between INH and SOD was studied using fluorescence and ultraviolet spectroscopy at different temperatures under imitated physiological conditions.
Proposed sensors were found to have high association constants (104 M−1), acceptable detection limits (10−7 M), high selectivity and reversibility/reusability. Different aspects of this sensing phenomenon were studied using fluorescence spectroscopy and NMR based titrations.
A highly selective fluorescent sensor (L1) based on a novel rhodamine B derivative was designed, and its recognition mechanism for Hg2+ was studied using fluorescence spectroscopy in methanol water solution.
TCR motion on live cells has been studied using fluorescence recovery after photo-bleaching (FRAP, [8]) and fluorescence loss in photo-bleaching (FLIP, [8]) techniques.
The transport of labeled G-actin from the mid-lamella region to the leading edge in a highly motile malignant rat fibroblast line has been studied using fluorescence localization after photobleaching or FLAP, and the transit times recorded in these experiments were so fast that simple diffusion was deemed an insufficient explanation (see Zicha et al., Science, v. 300, pp. 142 145 [142 145
