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High count rates with total internal reflection fluorescence correlation spectroscopy

Theo Lasser, Rudolf Rigler, Kai Hassler
2005
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Abstract

We achieved photon count rates per molecule as high as with commonly used confocal fluorescence correlation spectroscopy instruments using a new total internal reflection fluorescence correlation spectroscopy system based on an epi-illumination configuration.

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