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Imaging and tracking RNA in live mammalian cells via fluorogenic photoaffinity labeling

Quillin et al., 2025

Document ID
2028681176801136928
Author
Quillin A
Karloff D
Ayele T
Flores T
Chen G
McEachin Z
Valdez-Sinon A
Heemstra J
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Chemical Biology

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Cellular RNA labeling using light-up aptamers that bind to and activate fluorogenic molecules has gained interest in recent years as an alternative to protein-based RNA labeling approaches. Aptamer-based systems are genetically encodable and cover the …
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