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\section{Conclusion}  The size of the proteins can be measured accurately using anisotropy and the Ru dye as a label. The measured anisotropies are double-exponentials, with a long component caused by the rotation of the protein, and a short component probably due to the dye rotating on its bond. The measurement of well-characterised protein BSA as a test confirms the validity of this approach. The experimental BSA and Eylea radii are in good agreement with the radii calculated from molecular weight and other experimental measurements.