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Wang, T. D. et al. Mathematical model of fluorescence endoscopic image formation.

A two-population model of fluorescence anisotropy decay kinetics exhibiting a 'dip-and-rise' behavior was the main readout in arriving at this conclusion.

Monte carlo based model of fluorescence in turbid media and methods and systems for using same to determine intrinsic fluorescence of turbid media, 7818154.

A Monte-Carlo-based model of fluorescence is developed that is capable of extracting the intrinsic fluorescence properties of tissue, which are independent of the absorption and scattering properties of tissue.

The model of fluorescence decay signals acquired by the WFMP-FLIM setup is the numerical convolution between the instrumental response function (irf) of the TCSPC system and a decay model.

This initially suggested a three-state minimal model of fluorescence with two state transitions: the first carrying gating charge movement and the second corresponding to fluorescence change.

van der Tol, C., Berry, J. A., Campbell, P. K. E. & Rascher, U. Models of fluorescence and photosynthesis for interpreting measurements of solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence.

Zhao, S, and Reichert, WM. "Modelling of fluorescence from surface-bound proteins and L-B films at optical fiber surfaces". American Chemical Society, Polymer Preprints, Division of Polymer Chemistry 32, no. 1 (April 1 , 1991: 226-227.

Detailed modeling of fluorescence-driven light field transformations and their visual effect are required to substantiate this tentative suggestion, which is beyond the scope of this paper.

When these sections were computationally reconstituted to produce a three-dimensional model of the fluorescence signal, a helix-like pattern of CC0572-GFP that extended the length of the cell was apparent (Fig. 5).

Each of these tools uses a statistical model of observed fluorescence data which contains, for each SNP probe, separate location parameters for each homozygous allelic state (i.e. 'A/A', 'A/–', 'B/B', 'B/–') and a single dispersion parameter shared by all homozygous allelic states.