Gold nanoparticle as a marker for precise localization of nano-objects within intracellular sub-domains

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Abstract

Delivery of nano-objects to certain intracellular sub-domains is crucial for nanomedicine. Therefore delivery of nano-object to desirable cellular compartment has to be confirmed. The most valuable confirmation of the delivery comes from direct visualization of the nano-object. This visualization usually requires use of microscope and corresponding probe which has to be conjugated with the nano-object. There are two most popular methods of the visualization: confocal and electron microscopy. The former has significant limitations due to diffraction limited resolution of confocal systems and three-dimensional convolution of fluorescence. The latter should be significantly modified for needs of the visualization. Here we describe the method for precise localization of nano-object within the cell using electron microscopy and 1-2 nm gold particles as a nanomarker. © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York.

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Lukyanenko, V., & Salnikov, V. (2013). Gold nanoparticle as a marker for precise localization of nano-objects within intracellular sub-domains. Methods in Molecular Biology, 991, 33–39. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-62703-336-7_4

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