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Fluorescence imaging of drug target proteins using chemical probes

Zhu et al., 2020

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11303008208178884079
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Zhu H
Hamachi I
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis

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Fluorescence imaging can provide valuable information on the expression, distribution, and activity of drug target proteins. Chemical probes are useful small-molecule tools for fluorescence imaging with high structural flexibility and biocompatibility. In this review, we …
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