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Jung et al., 2020 - Google Patents

De novo formation of citrate-based fluorophores on N-termini of peptides and proteins in cells and tissues

Jung et al., 2020

Document ID
12131990643135389330
Author
Jung D
Choi D
Sim C
Kim Y
Kang S
Nam S
Jang J
Kim D
Chang M
Park J
Lee Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemical Communications

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We developed a new method for the de novo formation of fluorophores based on citrate (DNFC) in biological samples. Use of an amide coupling reagent and microwave irradiation greatly facilitates the fluorophore formation on peptides and proteins with N-terminal …
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