Single-molecule Biophysics and Advanced Bioimaging Laboratory10
Seeing is believing. Physics and Light are two wonderful tools to investigate living systems.
Our laboratory develops state-of-the-art single-molecule biophysics and bioimaging techniques (e.g. super-resolution imaging, single-molecule FRET, single-molecule pull-down, single-molecule optogenetics) and apply them to study complex biological systems.
Major Research Interest
- Super-resolution imaging (STED, PALM, STORM)
- Single-molecule biophysics: single-molecule FRET, SiMPull
- Translation imaging
- Microdroplet biology; Liquid-liquid phase separation; Cellular membrane-less granules
Advisor Professor : Lee, Jong-Chan
Single-molecule Biophysics and Advanced Bioimaging Laboratory Homepage
Our laboratory develops state-of-the-art single-molecule biophysics and bioimaging techniques (e.g. super-resolution imaging, single-molecule FRET, single-molecule pull-down, single-molecule optogenetics) and apply them to study complex biological systems.
Major Research Interest
- Super-resolution imaging (STED, PALM, STORM)
- Single-molecule biophysics: single-molecule FRET, SiMPull
- Translation imaging
- Microdroplet biology; Liquid-liquid phase separation; Cellular membrane-less granules
Advisor Professor : Lee, Jong-Chan
Single-molecule Biophysics and Advanced Bioimaging Laboratory Homepage
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- Pushing the Resolution Limit of Stimulated Emission Depletion Optical Nanoscopy
- Analysis of Phase Heterogeneity in Lipid Membranes Using Single-Molecule Tracking in Live Cells
- Simultaneously enhancing the resolution and signal-to-background ratio in STED optical nanoscopy via differential depletion
- ORESARA 15, a PLATZ transcription factor, controls root meristem size through auxin and cytokinin signalling-related pathways
- Fluorescent Probes for STED Optical Nanoscopy