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Evrogen Spectra Viewer
The Spectra Viewer tool allows one to compare the spectra of Evrogen basic fluorescent proteins and calculating their excitation and emission efficiencies at different wavelengths.
User Guide

Choose between normalized and non-normalized data presentation. Non-normalized view allows one to compare the excitation and emission efficiencies of different FPs between each other within the selected wavelength range. Normalized view shows the relative efficiencies of excitation and emission within the selected wavelength range for each particular reporter.

Non-normalized spectra Normalized spectra 
Wide-field Laser
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Ex1
Ex2
Ex3
Em1
Em2
Em3
Σ1
Σ2
Σ3
TagFPs
TagBFP
TagCFP
TagGFP2
TagYFP
TagRFP
FusionRed
mKate2
TurboFPs
TurboGFP
TurboYFP
TurboRFP
TurboFP602
TurboFP635
Whole body imaging
Katushka2S
TurboFP650
NirFP

Value Σ is shown in red in the occurrence of an inappropriate combination of excitation and emission wavelengths in the same channel.

Non-normalized spectra / wide-field excitation

Non-normalized view allows for the comparison of excitation and emission efficiencies of different FPs between each other within the selected wavelength range. Here the amplitude of each excitation peak is equal to the maximal molar extinction coefficient of the corresponding FP, and the total area of each emission spectrum is equal to the fluorescence quantum yield of the corresponding FP.

Ex: Relative efficiency of excitation by light of the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated as the ratio of the area under the excitation curve limited by selected wavelengths to the total area of excitation spectrum of FusionRed (the reporter with the largest area of excitation spectrum among currently available Evrogen FPs).

Em: Quantum yield of corresponding fluorescent protein within the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated for each particular FP as a portion of the area under the emission curve, limited by selected wavelengths.

Σ: Product of Ex and Em, X 10000. The value reflects the total brightness of the signal, collected in the corresponding channel.

Normalized spectra / wide-field excitation

Normalized view shows the relative efficiencies of excitation and emission within the selected wavelength range as a portion of maximal efficiency for each reporter. Here the amplitude of each excitation and emission spectra is normalized to 100%.

Ex: Relative efficiency of excitation by light of the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated for each particular FP as a portion of the area under the excitation curve, limited by selected wavelengths.

Em: Portion of emission light gathered within the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated for each particular FP as a portion of the area under the emission curve, limited by selected wavelengths.

Σ: Product of Ex and Em, X 100. The value corresponds to the percentage of the signal, collected in the corresponding channel.

Non-normalized spectra / laser excitation

Non-normalized view allows for the comparison of excitation and emission efficiencies of different FPs between each other within the selected wavelength range. Here the amplitude of each excitation peak is equal to the maximal molar extinction coefficient of the corresponding FP, and the total area of each emission spectrum is equal to the fluorescence quantum yield of the corresponding FP.

Ex: Efficiency of excitation by chosen laser line. The value corresponds to the molar extinction coefficient at the selected wavelength.

Em: Quantum yield of a corresponding fluorescent protein within the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated for each particular FP as a portion of the area under the emission curve, limited by selected wavelengths.

Σ: Product of Ex and Em, divided by 1000. The value corresponds to the calculated brightness of the signal, collected in the corresponding channel.

Normalized spectra / laser excitation

Normalized view shows the relative efficiencies of excitation and emission within the selected wavelength range as a portion of maximal efficiency for each reporter. Here the amplitude of each excitation and emission spectra is normalized to 100%.

Ex: Relative efficiency of excitation by chosen laser line.

Em: Portion of emission light gathered within the selected wavelength range. The value is calculated for each particular FP as a portion of the area under the emission curve, limited by selected wavelengths.

Σ: Product of Ex and Em, X 100. The value corresponds to the percentage of the signal, collected in the corresponding channel.

Ex1
Ex2
Ex3
Em1
Em2
Em3
The data provided by Spectra Viewer can be used only for preliminary estimation of relative reporter's suitability for your instrumentation; the actual performance should be tested experimentally and may vary.
руками:
новый protein (кнопки, div-ы графиков, js-функции групповых кнопок)
"var protein_num=14"
id="filter_frame" : height
id="fp_num_frame" : height
//bottom_y=(fp_num_frame).height : bottom_y
the reporter with the largest area of excitation spectrum (this page and user-guide page)