Table 1.
Parameter | F18 | QD585 (lot#45264A) |
R18 |
---|---|---|---|
λmax =498 | - | λmax =564 | |
λex =488 | λex =488 | λex =488 | |
Molar absorptivity i, | |||
ε(M-1cm-1)@,λmax | 80,000ia | - | 95,400ic |
ε(M-1cm-1)@λex | 72,600 | 530,000 | 4,750 |
Quantum yield (ϕs) ii | 0.88iia | 0.12iic | 0.3iid |
λem max. (nm) | 520iiia | 585 | 585 |
Bandpass %T iii | 37 | 65 | 51 |
Overlap integral | |||
JD-R18 (cm3M-1) iv | 3.35×10-13 iva | - | 3.75×10-13 iva |
1.96×10-13 ivb | 3.40×10-13 ivb | ||
2.8×10-13 ivc | 3.09×10-13 ivc | ||
R0-R18 (Å) v | 61.0va | 52.2va, 51.5±1v′ | |
56.3vb | 51.3vb | ||
57.3vc | 48.0vc |
Notes.
Extinction coefficients obtained from www.probes.invitrogen.com. (a) The extinction coefficients of fluorescein and derivatives vary from 85,000 for the NIST fluorescein solution standard reference material SRM 1932 to 75,000 for some FITC derivatives, and values are pH dependent. We have selected a median number here. (b) ibid. (c) Taken from ref (Cerione, R. A., McCarty, R. E., and Hammes, G. G. (1983) Biochemistry 22,769–776).
Relative quantum yields, , were calculated using the integrated intensity of sample relative to fluorescein, φref = 0.93; or rhodamine B (0.31 in water (Magde et. al., Photochem. Photobiol. 1999) Is and Iref are the integrated band intensities. The optical densities (OD) of the sample (s) and reference (ref) were kept close. n is the index of refraction of the solvent; 1.32 for water. The experiments were perfomed in: (a) ethanol/PBS, (b) water (c) water, ϕs is accurate for the given lot number and excitation wavelength (see text and Wu et al Anal. Biochem. 2007, 364, 193-203 for details). (d) vesicles.
Bandpass filters used in a standard model BD FACScan flow cytometer (c.f. Figure 2 and Figure 4 in ref (Wu et al Anal. Biochem. 2007, 364, 193-203).
Calculated using Eqn. 3.(a) Overlap with absorption spectrum of R18 in Triton X-100. (b) R18 Spectrum in water. (c) Spectrum of H-dimer.
(a-c) Calculated using J values derived from iv. v′ Taken from Edinger, M.D., Domingue, R.P., Fayer, M.D. J. Chem. Phys. 1984, 80, 1246-1253.