Kenny Chung

I'm thrilled to see the first paper from our lab published in Small onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sm…… and featured on the advanced science news (advancedsciencenews.com/visualizing-ce…) @AdvSciNews @Yalepathology @YaleWestCampus @YaleCellBio #smFRET #membraneonchip

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@RetoPaul Thanks. We haven't tried. Potentially, it might work with nucleic acid analogues that are nuclease resistant.

Very cool. I assume DNA-Paint (in general) only works on fixed cells, as a live cell would get rid of the DNA strands?

Check out our new paper on fluorogenic #DNAPAINT! Our new probe design allows two-color DNA-PAINT imaging 26x faster without optical sectioning. rdcu.be/cMygl @bewersdorflab @YaleCellBio @YaleWestCampus @YaleMed @naturemethods

Out today from @bewersdorflab! Two-color fluorogenic DNA-PAINT introduces self-quenching, kinetics-optimized probe designs. This approach improves imaging speed 26-fold and eliminates the need for optical sectioning. nature.com/articles/s4159…

@christlet @haydnspass We wrote an rcc plugin for PYME if it helps. github.com/bewersdorflab/…

the only thing missing is a catchy acronym - we need your help, twitter community!🥺

Congrats Kenny Chung et al.!

We are excited to see our novel fluorogenic DNA-PAINT probe, which we believe is a true game changer, published. High-quality DNA-PAINT images in just minutes (26x faster) and no need for TIRF - and compatible with any current instruments! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…