Definition of rhodamine in English:

rhodamine

noun ˈrəʊdəmiːnˈrōdəˌmēn

Chemistry

Any of a number of synthetic dyes derived from xanthene, used to colour textiles.
〔化〕若丹明
rhodamine B
Example sentencesExamples
- Fluorescent quenching of ethidium bromide and of rhodamine covalently attached to DNA suggested that the DNA within neutral, reverse micelles was condensed.
- Fluorescent images were obtained using a rhodamine filter cube.
- Typically, researchers can view no more than three colors at once with ordinary fluorescence labeling using proteins, such as green fluorescent protein, or organic dyes, such as rhodamine.
- The beam profile was determined using a rhodamine sample in ethanol.
- For each single molecule measurement on a sparsely labeled filament, a rhodamine spot was selected based on colocalization with an actin filament aligned along the x axis.

Origin

Late 19th century: from rhodo- 'rose-coloured' + amine.

Definition of rhodamine in US English:

rhodamine

nounˈrōdəˌmēn

Chemistry

Any of a number of synthetic dyes derived from xanthene, used to color textiles.
〔化〕若丹明
rhodamine B
Example sentencesExamples
- Fluorescent images were obtained using a rhodamine filter cube.
- For each single molecule measurement on a sparsely labeled filament, a rhodamine spot was selected based on colocalization with an actin filament aligned along the x axis.
- Fluorescent quenching of ethidium bromide and of rhodamine covalently attached to DNA suggested that the DNA within neutral, reverse micelles was condensed.
- The beam profile was determined using a rhodamine sample in ethanol.
- Typically, researchers can view no more than three colors at once with ordinary fluorescence labeling using proteins, such as green fluorescent protein, or organic dyes, such as rhodamine.

Origin

Late 19th century: from rhodo- ‘rose-colored’ + amine.

词汇	rhodamine
释义	Definition of rhodamine in English: rhodamine noun ˈrəʊdəmiːnˈrōdəˌmēn Chemistry Any of a number of synthetic dyes derived from xanthene, used to colour textiles. 〔化〕若丹明 rhodamine B Example sentencesExamples Fluorescent quenching of ethidium bromide and of rhodamine covalently attached to DNA suggested that the DNA within neutral, reverse micelles was condensed. Fluorescent images were obtained using a rhodamine filter cube. Typically, researchers can view no more than three colors at once with ordinary fluorescence labeling using proteins, such as green fluorescent protein, or organic dyes, such as rhodamine. The beam profile was determined using a rhodamine sample in ethanol. For each single molecule measurement on a sparsely labeled filament, a rhodamine spot was selected based on colocalization with an actin filament aligned along the x axis. Origin Late 19th century: from rhodo- 'rose-coloured' + amine. Definition of rhodamine in US English: rhodamine nounˈrōdəˌmēn Chemistry Any of a number of synthetic dyes derived from xanthene, used to color textiles. 〔化〕若丹明 rhodamine B Example sentencesExamples Fluorescent images were obtained using a rhodamine filter cube. For each single molecule measurement on a sparsely labeled filament, a rhodamine spot was selected based on colocalization with an actin filament aligned along the x axis. Fluorescent quenching of ethidium bromide and of rhodamine covalently attached to DNA suggested that the DNA within neutral, reverse micelles was condensed. The beam profile was determined using a rhodamine sample in ethanol. Typically, researchers can view no more than three colors at once with ordinary fluorescence labeling using proteins, such as green fluorescent protein, or organic dyes, such as rhodamine. Origin Late 19th century: from rhodo- ‘rose-colored’ + amine.
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