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A membrane-permeable small molecule biosensor accesses intractable cells and animals without genetic manipulation

2026-05-23

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Fluorescent biosensors have proven valuable for revealing the spatio-temporal dynamics of protein conformation in live cells and animals. The great majority of biosensors are genetically encoded, but genetic encoding is difficult or impossible to apply in many cases, including cells or animals with poorly understood genomes, no DNA, or sensitive to manipulation. Using biosensors without genetic...

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2e00ea47-8a99-5a8c-bd4a-d48877d94976
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10.64898/2026.05.22.727289
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