Dense coverage of DNA by proteins is a ubiquitous feature of cellular processes such as DNA organization, replication and repair. We present a single-molecule approach capable of visualizing individual DNA-binding proteins on densely covered DNA and in the presence of high protein concentrations. Our approach combines optical tweezers with multicolor confocal and stimulated emission depletion (STED) fluorescence microscopy. Proteins on DNA are visualized at a resolution of 50 nm, a sixfold resolution improvement over that of confocal microscopy. High temporal resolution (<50 ms) is ensured by fast one-dimensional beam scanning. Individual trajectories of proteins translocating on DNA can thus be distinguished and tracked with high precision...
Optical tweezers have grown to be one of the most powerful and versatile single-molecule methods for...
Over the past two decades, single-molecule techniques have evolved into robust tools to study many f...
The development of super-resolution microscopy (SRM) has widened our understanding of biomolecular s...
Dense coverage of DNA by proteins is a ubiquitous feature of cellular processes such as DNA organiza...
Fluorescence microscopy in conjunction with optical tweezers is well suited to the study of protein ...
Characterization of nanomaterials by non-linair microscopy is increasing as it can shed new light on...
Complexity and heterogeneity are common denominators of the many molecular events taking place insid...
Fluorescence imaging is one of the cornerstone techniques for understanding how single molecules sea...
Many protein interactions with DNA require specific sequences; however, how these sequences are loca...
Technical advance enables us to investigate the veiled details of biological reactions at the molecu...
We present the first results obtained with a new instrument designed and built to study DNA-protein ...
Single-molecule fluorescence imaging techniques have become important tools in biological research t...
Both the branches of high resolution nanoscopy coordinate targeted and coordinate stochastic methods...
Optical resolution has always been restricted by the Ernst diffraction limit, which states that lens...
Researchers have a growing need to push optical microscopy beyond the diffraction limit to answer ke...
Optical tweezers have grown to be one of the most powerful and versatile single-molecule methods for...
Over the past two decades, single-molecule techniques have evolved into robust tools to study many f...
The development of super-resolution microscopy (SRM) has widened our understanding of biomolecular s...
Dense coverage of DNA by proteins is a ubiquitous feature of cellular processes such as DNA organiza...
Fluorescence microscopy in conjunction with optical tweezers is well suited to the study of protein ...
Characterization of nanomaterials by non-linair microscopy is increasing as it can shed new light on...
Complexity and heterogeneity are common denominators of the many molecular events taking place insid...
Fluorescence imaging is one of the cornerstone techniques for understanding how single molecules sea...
Many protein interactions with DNA require specific sequences; however, how these sequences are loca...
Technical advance enables us to investigate the veiled details of biological reactions at the molecu...
We present the first results obtained with a new instrument designed and built to study DNA-protein ...
Single-molecule fluorescence imaging techniques have become important tools in biological research t...
Both the branches of high resolution nanoscopy coordinate targeted and coordinate stochastic methods...
Optical resolution has always been restricted by the Ernst diffraction limit, which states that lens...
Researchers have a growing need to push optical microscopy beyond the diffraction limit to answer ke...
Optical tweezers have grown to be one of the most powerful and versatile single-molecule methods for...
Over the past two decades, single-molecule techniques have evolved into robust tools to study many f...
The development of super-resolution microscopy (SRM) has widened our understanding of biomolecular s...