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Fluoromax fluorimeter

Manufactured by Horiba

The Fluoromax fluorimeter is a laboratory instrument designed for the measurement and analysis of fluorescence spectra. It provides accurate and reliable data on the fluorescent properties of samples. The core function of the Fluoromax is to excite samples with light and detect the resulting fluorescence emission, enabling researchers to study the chemical and physical characteristics of materials.

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2 protocols using fluoromax fluorimeter

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Time-Resolved Vesicle Fluorescence Monitoring

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Vesicles (10–15 μl) were added to Buffer A (final volume 2 ml)) in a plastic fluorimeter cuvette equipped with a magnetic flea. The final concentration of vesicles was ~100 μM phospholipid. For β1AR proteoliposomes and paired liposomes, 1 mM isoproterenol was included in the assay buffer. Time-based NBD fluorescence was monitored using a temperature-controlled Horiba Fluoromax fluorimeter equipped with an injection port. The following settings were used: λex 470 nm, λem 530 nm, excitation and emission slits 2 nm, cuvette temperature 25°C, stirring rate 900 rpm, data acquisition frequency 1 Hz, recording. period 1000 s. After being allowed to stabilize for 2–3 min, fluorescence was recorded for ~100 s before adding 40 μl of 1 M sodium hydrosulfite (Sigma 157953-5G) freshly prepared in 1 M Tris pH 10. All recordings were normalized to the average value recorded over the initial ~100 s and analyzed in GraphPad Prism (version 9.1.0) by fitting to a one-phase exponential decay equation with a linear component (for liposome samples; the slope of the linear component was invariably weak (<10−4 s−1)) or a two-phase exponential decay equation (for proteoliposome samples), both constrained to a starting fluorescence value of 1.
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Optical characterization of solutions

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Optical measurements in solution
used concentrations in the 10–5–10–2 M range. Degassed solutions were prepared via the freeze–thaw
method (5 repeats). Absorption and emission spectra were collected
using a UV-3600 double beam spectrophotometer (Shimadzu) and a Fluoromax
fluorimeter (Jobin Yvon). The MCL measurements were performed using
an Ocean Optics spectrometer and a 395 nm UV torch. The PLQY measurements
were performed using 365 nm excitation from an Ocean Optics LLS-LED
and an integrating sphere connected to an Ocean Optics QePro Spectrometer.
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