bioRxivCell Biology
Protein nanobarcodes enable single-step multiplexed fluorescence imaging
D. de Jong-Bolm, M. Sadeghi, G. Bao, G. Klaehn, M. Hoff, L. Mittelmeier, F. B. Basmanav, F. Opazo, F. Noe, S. O. Rizzoli
Abstract
Multiplexed cellular imaging typically relies on the sequential application of detection probes, such as antibodies or DNA barcodes, which is complex and time-consuming. To address this, we developed here protein nanobarcodes, composed of combinations of epitopes recognized by specific sets of nanobodies. The nanobarcodes are read in a single imaging step, relying on nanobodies conjugated to distinct fluorophores, which enables a precise analysis of large numbers of protein combinations.
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