Forward and reverse excitation energy transport and concentration depolarization in two-component systems

Deep‐learning FRET visualization in flow cytometry: At the cross road of the signaling and FRET pathways

“…Historically, the first graph theoretical description of FRET has been carried out in the late 1970s by Gochanour, Andersen and Fayer (GAF model) [24]. Later, Bojarski and his co-workers developed further the graph theoretical description of FRET [25]. Because FRET might be a sequential process [26],…”

“…Historically, the first graph theoretical description of FRET has been carried out in the late 1970s by Gochanour, Andersen and Fayer (GAF model) [24]. Later, Bojarski and his co‐workers developed further the graph theoretical description of FRET [25]. Because FRET might be a sequential process [26], and due to the proved suitability of FRET in information transmission [27, 28], the description of FRET in special boundary conditions by the ANN terminology might also be suggested and/or anticipated [29].…”