Click chemistry facilitates direct labelling and super-resolution imaging of nucleic acids and proteins

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Abstract

We demonstrate high-density labelling of cellular DNA and RNA using click chemistry and perform confocal and super-resolution microscopy. We visualize the crescent and ring-like structure of densely packed RNA in nucleoli. We further demonstrate click chemistry with unnatural amino acids for super-resolution imaging of outer-membrane proteins of E. coli. © the Partner Organisations 2014.

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Raulf, A., Spahn, C. K., Zessin, P. J. M., Finan, K., Bernhardt, S., Heckel, A., & Heilemann, M. (2014). Click chemistry facilitates direct labelling and super-resolution imaging of nucleic acids and proteins. RSC Advances, 4(57), 30462–30466. https://doi.org/10.1039/c4ra01027b

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