Quenching + FRET
Quenching + FRET
Quenching + FRET
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<strong>Quenching</strong> and Lifetime of FluorophoresStatic quenching will not reduce the lifetime of the sample since those fluorophoreswhich are not complexed – and hence are able to emit after excitation – will havenormal excited state properties. The fluorescence of the sample is reduced sincethe quencher is essentially reducing the number of fluorophores which can emit.(1) Dynamic <strong>Quenching</strong>F 0/F = 1 + k qt o[Q]t 0/t = 1 + k qt o[Q]F o / Ft o / t[Q][Q](2) Static <strong>Quenching</strong>F 0/F = 1 + K a[Q]t 0= tF o / Ft o / t[Q][Q]