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Pitfalls in Monitoring Mitochondrial Temperature Using Charged Thermosensitive Fluorophores

2020-12-02

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Mitochondria are the source of internal heat which influences all cellular processes. Hence, monitoring mitochondrial temperature provides a unique insight into cell physiology. Using a thermosensitive fluorescent probe MitoThermo Yellow (MTY), we have shown recently that mitochondria within human cells are maintained at close to 50 °C when active, increasing their temperature locally by about 10 °C. Initially rep...

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Literature Corpus work: 686764a4-66ee-5d2e-b931-e89478c32c35
DOI: 10.3390/chemosensors8040124

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