Highly Specific near-Infrared Fluorescent Probe for the Real-Time Detection of β-Glucuronidase in Various Living Cells and Animals
Yinzhu Jin(Dalian Medical University), Xiaochi Ma(Shandong University), Jingnan Cui(Ewha Womans University), Xiaokui Huo(Dalian Medical University), Cheng‐Peng Sun(Nanchang University), Zhenlong Yu(Dalian Medical University), Lingling Jin(Dalian Medical University), Lei Feng(Dalian Medical University), Tao Liu(Dalian University of Technology), Chao Wang(McLean Hospital), Jing Ning(Dalian Medical University), Baojing Zhang(Dalian Medical University), Yonglei Cui(Dalian Medical University), Xiangge Tian(Dalian Medical University)
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