Two-photon AgNP/DNA-TP dye nanosensing conjugate for biothiol probing in live cells.

Two-photon AgNP/DNA-TP dye nanosensing conjugate for biothiol probing in live cells.
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10.1039/c4an01381f
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2014-10
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The Analyst
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Mingli Liu;Qiao Tang;Ting Deng;Huijuan Yan;Jishan Li;Yinhui Li;Ronghua Yang
Mingli Liu;Qiao Tang;Ting Deng;Huijuan Yan;Jishan Li;Yinhui Li;Ronghua Yang
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作者:
Mingli Liu;Qiao Tang;Ting Deng;Huijuan Yan;Jishan Li;Yinhui Li;Ronghua Yang

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