| The beam profile was determined using a rhodamine sample in ethanol. |
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| Fluorescent quenching of ethidium bromide and of rhodamine covalently attached to DNA suggested that the DNA within neutral, reverse micelles was condensed. |
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| In this configuration, fluorescence is suppressed, so rhodamine 6G shows fluorescent properties only in very dilute solutions. |
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| One uses various mineral or organic tracers, such as fluorescein or rhodamine. |
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| The molecules of the fluorescent dye rhodamine 6G tend to form so-called H-dimers with two molecules lying one on top of another. |
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| For each single molecule measurement on a sparsely labeled filament, a rhodamine spot was selected based on colocalization with an actin filament aligned along the x axis. |
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| Paints and dyes for outdoor advertising contain strongly fluorescing organic molecules such as fluorescein, eosin, rhodamine, and stilbene derivatives. |
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| The newly developed plasma process has enabled researchers to create films with elevated rhodamine 6G concentrations and so achieve more intense fluorescent emission. |
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| Rhodamine and fluorescein signals were observed using a fluorescence microscope with the appropriate filters. |
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| Rhodamine WT is considered conservative in most cases and typically has a near zero background level. |
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| Rhodamine and methyl violet for instance, fade in a matter of hours in direct sunlight. |
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| Correction of excitation and emission spectra was performed using a Rhodamine B quantum counter solution and a standard lamp, respectively. |
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| This stabilizing effect has been observed in solid copolymers of methacrylate monomers with Rhodamine 6G analogs containing polymerizable groups in their structure. |
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| A cytoskeleton will be assessed by immunofluorescent staining with Rhodamine phalloidin. |
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| Rhodamine did not bind nonspecifically to these control tissue sections. |
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