… spectra are often independent of excitation wavelength … only little with excitation wavelength
when the excitation is well … nique of phase-sensitive detection of fluorescence (see Materials …

… This efficient detection of fluorescence photons, combined with the relatively deep … For
example, the optimal excitation wavelength of TPE FRET using fluorescein and rhodamine is -920 …

… as a ratiometric fluorescent probe for the sensitive and selective detection of sulfur dioxide …
HSO 3 − allow the fluorescence detection under single wavelength excitation. Importantly, this …

… two-photon-induced fluorescence to detect analytes in human … of the antibiotic topotecan
can be detected by two-photon … excitation of topotecan requires excitation at wavelengths …

… fluorescence EEMs, excitation wavelengths were incremented from 250 to 400 nm at 5-nm
steps; for each excitation wavelength, the emission was detected … fulvic-like fluorescence was …

… The wavelengths used for the fluorescence detection of … excitation wavelengths were
respectively 385 and 450 nm. Increasing irradiation dose produces an increase in the fluorescence …

… The latter filter limits fluorescence detection to wavelengths … on excitation wavelength of PS
I and PS II Chl a fluorescence … on excitation wavelength of total leaf fluorescence and of the …

… , USA) was used for measurements at 532 nm excitation wavelength. The spectrometer is
equipped with Nd:YAG laser, grating and CCD detector, spectral range was 100–3100 cm −1 . …

… We figured out that this emission is observed when the excitation is made at the tail of …
fluorescence maxima, when the excitation wavelength is changed, a different species is excited …

… Fluorescence intensities are standardized to the integrated water Raman scatter band for the
given excitation wavelength and denoted … 3, where signals are close to the detection limit. …