Section on Biophotonics

The NIBIB Section on Biophotonics develops probes and techniques for use in diffraction limited and sub-diffraction limited fluorescence imaging of cells and tissues. Major emphasis is placed on developing new and improving existing genetically encoded fluorescent proteins for use as markers and sensors. Methods and technologies include confocal, TIRF, and wide-field microscopes, single-molecule imaging, fluorescence spectroscopy, and protein engineering.

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    Research Topics

    Read more about the research topics of interest to the Section on Biophotonics.

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    Lab Resources

    Read more about the resources available to the Section on Biophotonics.

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    Publications

    See a list of publications authored by the Section on Biophotonics and Imaging Core Facility.