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Welcome to Emory Biophotonics Lab homepage. |
The broad aim of our research program is to apply ultrasensitive fluorescence measurements to investigate the structure, dynamics, and interactions of biological molecules. Our lab is particularly interested in
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- Applications of fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS) in biophysics
- Application of high sensitivity fluorescence measurements in cellular biophysics.
- Investigation of the role of dynamic processes in biological function, and development and application of novel methods to quantify specific protein-protein interactions in living cells.
We are currently applying two-photon imaging, FCS, and FRET to investigate nuclear localization signal (NLS) mediated protein trafficking into the nucleus. |
Contact Information
Dr. Keith Berland
Principal Investigator
Emory University
Department of Physics
400 Dowman Drive, Suite N202
Atlanta GA 30322-2430
Office : N224 Math & Science Center
Phone: (404) 712-9061
Fax : (404) 727-0873
e-mail: kberland@physics.emory.edu
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