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Nanobodies equipped with HaloTag variants enable rapid and straightforward one-step immunofluorescence lifetime multiplexing

László Albert, Samrat BasakiD, Henrike Koerner, Nazar OleksiievetsiD, Nikolaos MougiosiD, Elena R. CotroneoiD, Michelle S. FreiiD, Jörg EnderleiniD, Johannes BroichhageniD, Nadja A. SimethiD, Roman TsukanoviD, Felipe OpazoiD

Abstract

Multiplexed fluorescence imaging is limited by spectral overlap, whereas fluorescence lifetime provides an orthogonal encoding dimension. We replace genetically fused HaloTags with recombinant nanobody-HaloTag constructs applied as immunofluorescence reagents and determine a lifetime palette. Integrating lifetime and spectral encoding enables up to eight targets in a single acquisition and supports multiplexed imaging in cells and tissue using a simple OneStep labeling strategy compatible with fluorescent proteins, STED nanoscopy, and any standard laboratory antibody.

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