Improved fluorescent resonance energy transfer probes
CA 2434356 A1 · Owner: Sagner, Gregor · Inventors: Sagner, Gregor; Heindl, Dieter; Bechler, Ingrid
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The invention is directed to a pair of FRET hybridization probes hybridizing adjacently to, a target nucleic acid sequence each hybridization probe comprising (i) a nucleotide, sequence entity which is substantially complementary to the sequence of the target nucleic, acid, (ii) a fluorescent entity said entity being either the FRET donor entity or the FRET, acceptor entity, and (iii) a spacer entity connecting said nucleotide sequence entity and said, fluorescent entity. According to one aspect of the invention the intensity of , fluorescence, emission from the FRET donor entity and the intensity of fluorescence emission from the, FRET acceptor entity is not substantially affected by …
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