… The optimum excitation wavelength for identification was 370 nm. Type IV (basement
membrane) collagen had a similar fluorescence to Type III collagen so that fluorescence from these …

… excitation light 3 and the presence of tissue autofluorescence. The use of NIR-excitable
fluorescent dyes (with excitation at 780 … of backscattered excitation light is optimal for preventing …

… sities on the fluorescence spectra excited by the 556-nm laser [20]. When the plant species
of the same genus were regarded as a category, the 355 nm was the most optimal EW in the …

… the wavelength for optimal excitation, but also to record and evaluate sequences of τ-maps
against excitation wavelength. … lifetime and excitation color, which was not accessible by now. …

… For example, the optimal excitation wavelength of TPE FRET using fluorescein and rhodamine
is -920 nm (Fig. 2). Significantly better choices of donor and acceptor in TPE FRET would …

… as optimal for measuring of fresh tissues due to relatively low background. By contrast, despite
increasing of signal intensity, excitation at shorter wavelengths … one excitation wavelength …

… used in this study relies on multiple excitation wavelengths. The spectrally resolved signal of
… the least-square solution (αγ, bγ) for a given γ is first derived and then the optimal γ is found: …

… Table 2 presents the optimum excitation wavelength, corresponding absolute 2PA cross …
in two wavelength regions: 640−1000 and 1000−1100 nm. Fluorescence maximum wavelength …

… Optimal use of multiply halogenated matrixes requires adjustment of the excitation wavelength
to values below that of the standard MALDI lasers emitting at 355 (Nd:YAG) or 337 nm (N …

… absorption spectra of the fluorochromes for optimal excitation of individual fluorophores in a
… excitation wavelength for optimal power exploitation as well as for fluorescence excitation of …