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Measuring pH in insulin secretory granules using phasor fluorescence lifetime imaging of a genetically encoded sensor

2024-10-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>It is widely accepted that the pH of insulin granules is acidic, and that its active regulation during granule maturation plays a role in the process of insulin secretion by β-cells. Yet, a calibrated measurement of the absolute granule pH with organelle specificity is still lacking. To tackle this issue, we used the genetically encoded E<sup>1</sup>GFP pH reporter inserted into the C-p...

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7c080687-ca31-5824-8c76-8bca436350fa
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4968583/v1
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