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ATP and FRET—a cautionary note

Marieke Willemse, Edwin Janssen, Frank de Lange, Bé Wieringa & Jack Fransen

Nature Biotechnology 25, 170 - 172 (2007)

doi:10.1038/nbt0207-170

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Supplementary Figure 1

Characteristics of the different sensors initially designed to monitor ATP concentrations.

Supplementary Figure 2

Effect of ATP on FRET ratio is not the result of a change in fluorescent properties of the CFP or YFP fluorophores.

Supplementary Figure 3

The effect of [ATP] on the FRET ratio of the Xa protease cleavage site based control sensor is dependent on the MgCl2 concentration in the buffer.

Supplementary Video 1

Human skin fibroblasts showing the changes in the spectra of the XProt-sensor in time upon washout and addition of ATP.

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