Topic coordinator: Rodolphe Jaffiol

Summary

Since 2006, we have been developing techniques based on fluorescence spectroscopy and imaging to study living cells. Our ambition is to propose different tools, allowing quantitative analysis at single cell level. Single molecule spectroscopy such as FCS (Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy) in diffracted limited and in sub-diffracted volume is employed to probe diffusion process at the nanoscale on cell membrane. Fluorescence nanoscopy, such as variable-angle Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence (vaTIRF) and Non-radiative Excitation Fluorescence (NEF), are used to investigate membrane/substrate interactions and cell adhesion.

Keywords: Single molecule, Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS), fluorescence nano-imaging, super-resolution, Förster Resonant Energy Transfer (FRET), Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence (TIRF), Cell adhesion and migration, membrane fluidity and organization.

Research highlights by keywords

Biosensors

Accordion content

Cell adhesion
Cell nano-imaging

CCell

Electromagnetic modeling of biological structures

Nano-toxicity and environmental safety

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Current research projects and related applications

Non-exhaustive list in alphabetic order
  • Biosensors (S. Zeng, E. Ionescu, Q. Jiang, J-L. Bijeon)
  • Cell adhesion and migration (R. Jaffiol, C. Vézy)
  • Cell nano-imaging (R. Jaffiol, C. Vézy)
  • Electromagnetic modeling of biological structures (D. Macias, A. Vial)
  • Nano-toxicity and environmental safety (E. Ionescu, J. Proust)
Date of update 04 mai 2023