FRET (fluorescence resonance energy transfer) is a distance-dependent process in which the excited state energy of a donor molecule is transferred to an acceptor molecule, resulting in fluorescence quenching. This technique can detect molecular interactions in the nanometer range. The dye molecules used in FRET experiments can be the same, but in most cases the donor molecule (fluorophore) and acceptor molecule (quencher group) are two different dye molecules. By labeling peptides with fluorescent dyes that can transfer energy between each other, researchers can monitor changes in distance and orientation between the labeled peptides, providing a sensitive and quantitative measurement of molecular interactions. Alfa Chemistry has extensive experience in peptide FRET labeling, and we can provide a full range of FRET fluorescence combination pairs for your scientific research.