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Regioisomer-controlled red-shifted DNA probes for imaging of living tissues

2025-12-14

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Fluorescence imaging of chromatin DNA with high resolution and specificity is key to understanding cellular processes and enabling molecular diagnostics. However, choosing the best DNA probe for in vivo imaging is often a challenging task, as systematic studies investigating the biocompatibility of these molecules are lacking. Red-shifted fluorescent probes are particularly advantageous for imaging thick tissues,...

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6d018b0d-7a8f-533d-9ad9-ce62d9779b29
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10.64898/2025.12.11.693647
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