What is Photobleaching? A.When the fluorescence of a fluorophore becomes whiter due to too much light exposure. B.When a fluorophore does not emit fluorescence because it transmits the excitation energy to a fluorophore located very close. C.The decrease in the fluorescence intensity of a molecule in the presence of heavy metals. D.The irreversible loss of fluorescence of a molecule.

What is Photobleaching? A.When the fluorescence of a fluorophore becomes whiter due to too much light exposure. B.When a fluorophore does not emit fluorescence because it transmits the excitation energy to a fluorophore located very close. C.The decrease in the fluorescence intensity of a molecule in the presence of heavy metals. D.The irreversible loss of fluorescence of a molecule.

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter16: Fiber Optics And Lasers In Bioinstrumentation

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