Photobleachingoccurs by______ statefluorophoresreacting with________.Quantumdots can beapproximatedas _______.List a databasewhereinformation onfluorophores canbe found.List oneadvantage andonedisadvantage ofsmall organicdyes.A microscope with anepi-illuminativestructure is amicroscope that isresponsible for both______ andillumination of theobserved sample.List two waysphotobleachingcan be sloweddown._______ filtercubes allow forlarge signals,while ______filter cubes givehigh specificity.What colourwavelength is thehardest to directlyengineer from agreen fluorescentprotein?List one wayfluorescentproteins are betterthan quantumdots, and one waythey are not.In the Rayleighcriterion formula, nrefers to the indexof refraction ofwhich medium?Light passes theobjective lens______ beforereaching theobserver orcamera.What was the firstchemical to beknown to havefluorescentproperties, andwho discoveredthis fact?When utilising FRET togain biological data,we are appealing tothe precise, sensitiverelationship betweendistance and anotherphysical quantity. Whatis this quantity?Arc lamps passelectricity through______, _______,or _______ vapourQuantum yield is theratio of the ______ ofradiative events tothe sum of the _____of radiative and non-radiative events.Dichroic mirrorsreflect _____wavelengthsand transmit______ ones.Super resolutionmicroscopy ispromising because itallows us to surpasstwo physical limits offluorescentmicroscopes. What arethe names of theselimits?List one benefitof using a deepneural net toreconstructimages.(MCQ) Which of thefollowing applicationsis FRAP not typicallyused for? (Diffusioninformation, proteinconformationalchanges, protein-protein bindinginformation)In a triplet state,electrons are notinvolved in theirbonding, and as aresult, their spinstates can be_______ to eachother.FlAsH andReAsH areused inconjunctionwith _______proteins.How shouldlight sources forfluorescencemicroscopy bechosen?Small organicdyes onlywork with______,______ cells.List one advantage ofusing fluorophores toknock out proteinsover “traditional”genetics-basedmethods like RNAi.Photobleachingoccurs by______ statefluorophoresreacting with________.Quantumdots can beapproximatedas _______.List a databasewhereinformation onfluorophores canbe found.List oneadvantage andonedisadvantage ofsmall organicdyes.A microscope with anepi-illuminativestructure is amicroscope that isresponsible for both______ andillumination of theobserved sample.List two waysphotobleachingcan be sloweddown._______ filtercubes allow forlarge signals,while ______filter cubes givehigh specificity.What colourwavelength is thehardest to directlyengineer from agreen fluorescentprotein?List one wayfluorescentproteins are betterthan quantumdots, and one waythey are not.In the Rayleighcriterion formula, nrefers to the indexof refraction ofwhich medium?Light passes theobjective lens______ beforereaching theobserver orcamera.What was the firstchemical to beknown to havefluorescentproperties, andwho discoveredthis fact?When utilising FRET togain biological data,we are appealing tothe precise, sensitiverelationship betweendistance and anotherphysical quantity. Whatis this quantity?Arc lamps passelectricity through______, _______,or _______ vapourQuantum yield is theratio of the ______ ofradiative events tothe sum of the _____of radiative and non-radiative events.Dichroic mirrorsreflect _____wavelengthsand transmit______ ones.Super resolutionmicroscopy ispromising because itallows us to surpasstwo physical limits offluorescentmicroscopes. What arethe names of theselimits?List one benefitof using a deepneural net toreconstructimages.(MCQ) Which of thefollowing applicationsis FRAP not typicallyused for? (Diffusioninformation, proteinconformationalchanges, protein-protein bindinginformation)In a triplet state,electrons are notinvolved in theirbonding, and as aresult, their spinstates can be_______ to eachother.FlAsH andReAsH areused inconjunctionwith _______proteins.How shouldlight sources forfluorescencemicroscopy bechosen?Small organicdyes onlywork with______,______ cells.List one advantage ofusing fluorophores toknock out proteinsover “traditional”genetics-basedmethods like RNAi.

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  1. Photobleaching occurs by ______ state fluorophores reacting with ________.
  2. Quantum dots can be approximated as _______.
  3. List a database where information on fluorophores can be found.
  4. List one advantage and one disadvantage of small organic dyes.
  5. A microscope with an epi-illuminative structure is a microscope that is responsible for both ______ and illumination of the observed sample.
  6. List two ways photobleaching can be slowed down.
  7. _______ filter cubes allow for large signals, while ______ filter cubes give high specificity.
  8. What colour wavelength is the hardest to directly engineer from a green fluorescent protein?
  9. List one way fluorescent proteins are better than quantum dots, and one way they are not.
  10. In the Rayleigh criterion formula, n refers to the index of refraction of which medium?
  11. Light passes the objective lens ______ before reaching the observer or camera.
  12. What was the first chemical to be known to have fluorescent properties, and who discovered this fact?
  13. When utilising FRET to gain biological data, we are appealing to the precise, sensitive relationship between distance and another physical quantity. What is this quantity?
  14. Arc lamps pass electricity through ______, _______, or _______ vapour
  15. Quantum yield is the ratio of the ______ of radiative events to the sum of the _____ of radiative and non-radiative events.
  16. Dichroic mirrors reflect _____ wavelengths and transmit ______ ones.
  17. Super resolution microscopy is promising because it allows us to surpass two physical limits of fluorescent microscopes. What are the names of these limits?
  18. List one benefit of using a deep neural net to reconstruct images.
  19. (MCQ) Which of the following applications is FRAP not typically used for? (Diffusion information, protein conformational changes, protein-protein binding information)
  20. In a triplet state, electrons are not involved in their bonding, and as a result, their spin states can be _______ to each other.
  21. FlAsH and ReAsH are used in conjunction with _______ proteins.
  22. How should light sources for fluorescence microscopy be chosen?
  23. Small organic dyes only work with ______, ______ cells.
  24. List one advantage of using fluorophores to knock out proteins over “traditional” genetics-based methods like RNAi.