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rhodamine
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rhodamine /rho·da·mine/ (ro´dah-mēn) any of a group of red fluorescent dyes used to label proteins in various immunofluorescence techniques.
rhodamine
a dye used in fluorescent staining techniques and fluorescence microscopy. It emits red light.
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Rhodamine B is used as the dye because of its fluorescence at the excitation wavelength of 514 nm.
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The dye reflects efflux transporter activity; finding rhodamine B in the tissue would indicate the transporters were failing.
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