To minimize photobleaching, researchers can take several approaches. These include using antifade reagents, optimizing light exposure settings, and selecting more photostable dyes. Antifade reagents can help protect fluorescent molecules from light-induced damage, while careful adjustment of light intensity and exposure time can reduce the risk of bleaching. Additionally, choosing dyes that are less prone to photobleaching can improve the reliability of fluorescence-based measurements in toxicology.
