Scientists emitted fluorescent dye from plant roots for coloring of cages

Scientists could allocate natural fluorescent substance from toddaliya roots. About it reports American chemical society. Fluorescent substances absorb ultra-violet radiation and let out visible light — as a rule, any one color. Thus some similar substances shine even more brightly if slices materials are located closely to each other — such dyes call the aggregation induced phosphors. They are key components of some optical devices and are necessary for visualization of processes in living cells. Thus...