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A visible and near-infrared light activatable diazocoumarin probe for fluorogenic protein labeling in living cells

Dai et al., 2020

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17840965928030438559
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Dai S
Yang D
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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Chemical modification of proteins in living cells permits valuable glimpses into the molecular interactions that underpin dynamic cellular events. While genetic engineering methods are often preferred, selective labeling of endogenous proteins in a complex intracellular milieu …
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