In gel electrophoresis, nucleic acids are often intercalated with a molecule that has this property, ethidium bromide, which makes them visible under UV light.
This phenomenon is measured after a capillary is heated with an IR-Laser in microscale thermophoresis. A technique that relies on this phenomenon uses a labelled complementary strand of DNA to locate the physical position of a DNA sequence, and is contrasted with a chromogenic variety of a certain technique. Probes used in real-time PCR, such as TaqMan, have this property, which is used as a marker in a form of (*) in situ hybridization. In gel electrophoresis, nucleic acids are often intercalated with a molecule that has this property, ethidium bromide, which makes them visible under UV light. A protein first isolated from jellyfish that has this property has a bright green color. For 10 points, identify this property which can make things glow after they have absorbed light, which is contrasted with phosphorescence.
This phenomenon is measured after a capillary is heated with an IR-Laser in microscale thermophoresis.
Fluorescence [accept word forms such as Fluorescent]