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Real‐Time Noninvasive Monitoring of In Vivo Inflammatory Responses using a pH Ratiometric Fluorescence Imaging Probe

Tsai et al., 2014

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5975701354426905136
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Tsai Y
Zhou J
Weng H
Shen J
Tang L
Hu W
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Advanced healthcare materials

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It is often difficult to continuously monitor and quantify inflammatory responses in vivo. These dynamic responses however are often accompanied by specific pH changes. A new ratiometric optical pH probe is developed by combining pH‐sensitive (CypHer5E) and pH …
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