Synergistic effects of multiple rotors and hydrogen-bond interactions lead to sensitive near-infrared viscosity probes for live-cell microscopy
Dongyang Li(Central China Normal University), Jun Yin(Central China Normal University), Tianruo Shen(Singapore University of Technology and Design), Xiaogang Liu(Singapore University of Technology and Design), Xiaoqi Xue(Tsinghua University), Ying Tan(Tsinghua–Berkeley Shenzhen Institute), Weijie Chen(Tongji University), Wenjun Tao(China Pharmaceutical University), Sheng Hua Liu(Central China Normal University), Weijie Chi(Singapore University of Technology and Design)
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