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Fig. 3 Spectral characteristics of OLED arrays and identification of light-sensitive HEK-293 cells. Spectral characteristics of OLED arrays and identification.

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1 Fig. 3 Spectral characteristics of OLED arrays and identification of light-sensitive HEK-293 cells.
Spectral characteristics of OLED arrays and identification of light-sensitive HEK-293 cells. (A) Left axis: Activity spectrum of the channelrhodopsin-2-H134R mutant (ChR2R, full circles) and channelrhodopsin-2-C128S/D156A mutant (ChR2S+A, open circles) (8). Right axis: Emission spectrum of blue OLED microarray (blue triangles). Lines serve as a guide to the eye. (B) Cells expressing ChR are identified through the fluorescent protein tag fused to the ion channel. Left: Epifluorescence microscopy image of a cell expressing ChR2S+A-mCherry. Middle: Reflected light microscopic image showing the same field of view as on the left; outline of target cell marked by green dashed line. Right: Overlay of reflected light microscopic image and image of the blue emission from the OLED array. Three pixels are switched on underneath the target cell to stimulate the ChR2S+A ion channels in the cell membrane. Anja Steude et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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