With the advent of new single-molecule imaging technologies, these protein−protein interactions critical for fusion may also become observable.
State-of-the-art single-molecule imaging technologies, such as those used by the Illinois team, are ready to start answering some of these questions.
First of all, in the aspect of three-dimensional chromatin network research, advanced imaging technologies (for example single-molecule RNA fluorescence in situ hybridization; single-molecule RNA-FISH) could examine subcellular localization of lncRNA Firre in embryonic stem cells (Hacisuleyman et al., 2014).
By using different live-cell imaging technologies that allow us to follow the position of ARTD10 molecules over time, we found that ARTD10 shuttles constantly in and out of the nucleus.
To that end, small-molecule fluorescent probes have been extensively developed during the last few decades with the help of current advances in imaging technologies.
PictureWorks, based in Palo Alto, Calif., markets Internet imaging technologies.
Other traditional imaging technologies are being rapidly transformed by computation.
Some dentists also say that imaging technologies play an important role in their relationship with patients.
Some, but not all, infrared imaging technologies can tell the types of hydrocarbon, such as methane, as well as their concentration, said Mike Thorpe, chief technology officer of Bridger Photonics, which is developing a methane imaging technology.
CLI has a few advantages over existing imaging technologies.
Interestingly, innovation in imaging technologies results in a better imaging quality while also improving security.
