Definition of photobleaching in English:

photobleaching

noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈbliːtʃɪŋˌfōdōˈblēCHiNG

mass nounBiochemistry

Loss of colour by a pigment (such as chlorophyll or rhodopsin) when illuminated.
Example sentencesExamples
- The porphyrin solutions were handled in the dark to avoid any photobleaching.
- The photoproduct again undergoes photobleaching during the second illumination.
- Unfortunately, it causes considerable photobleaching because the same fluorophores are under constant illumination.
- Changes of state, photobleaching, and photocycling often involve subtle changes in tertiary structure.
- Another advantage of two-photon excitation is the decreased extent of photobleaching and photodamage above and below the focal plane.

Definition of photobleaching in US English:

photobleaching

nounˌfōdōˈblēCHiNG

Biochemistry

Loss of color by a pigment (such as chlorophyll or rhodopsin) when illuminated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another advantage of two-photon excitation is the decreased extent of photobleaching and photodamage above and below the focal plane.
- Changes of state, photobleaching, and photocycling often involve subtle changes in tertiary structure.
- The porphyrin solutions were handled in the dark to avoid any photobleaching.
- Unfortunately, it causes considerable photobleaching because the same fluorophores are under constant illumination.
- The photoproduct again undergoes photobleaching during the second illumination.

单词	photobleaching
释义	Definition of photobleaching in English: photobleaching noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈbliːtʃɪŋˌfōdōˈblēCHiNG mass nounBiochemistry Loss of colour by a pigment (such as chlorophyll or rhodopsin) when illuminated. Example sentencesExamples The porphyrin solutions were handled in the dark to avoid any photobleaching. The photoproduct again undergoes photobleaching during the second illumination. Unfortunately, it causes considerable photobleaching because the same fluorophores are under constant illumination. Changes of state, photobleaching, and photocycling often involve subtle changes in tertiary structure. Another advantage of two-photon excitation is the decreased extent of photobleaching and photodamage above and below the focal plane. Definition of photobleaching in US English: photobleaching nounˌfōdōˈblēCHiNG Biochemistry Loss of color by a pigment (such as chlorophyll or rhodopsin) when illuminated. Example sentencesExamples Another advantage of two-photon excitation is the decreased extent of photobleaching and photodamage above and below the focal plane. Changes of state, photobleaching, and photocycling often involve subtle changes in tertiary structure. The porphyrin solutions were handled in the dark to avoid any photobleaching. Unfortunately, it causes considerable photobleaching because the same fluorophores are under constant illumination. The photoproduct again undergoes photobleaching during the second illumination.
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