Speaker
Luca Lanzanò
(University of Catania)
Description
The development of superresolution microscopy (nanoscopy) has opened the way for studying biological processes at the nanocale. I will discuss how several tools of fluorescence spectroscopy (e.g. lifetime detection and analysis, correlation spectroscopy) can be exploited to make microscopy and nanoscopy more efficient, versatile and quantitative. As an example, I will discuss application of nanoscopy to the investigation of chromatin alterations in a model of oncogene activation.
Relevant Literature (if required)
Lanzanò et al, Nat Comm 2015
Sarmento et al, Nat Comm 2018
Oneto et al, Biophys J 2019
Cerutti et al, Sci Rep 2021
