Viscosity-responsive NIR-II fluorescent probe with aggregation-induced emission features for early diagnosis of liver injury
Jinyin Ge(Shanxi Medical University), Ruiping Zhang(Shanxi Medical University), Lei Wang(Shenzhen University), Niu Niu(Beijing Institute of Technology), Wenwen Cai(Shanxi Medical University), Qian Wu(China National Petroleum Corporation (China)), Yating Wen(Shanxi Medical University)
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