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Biochromic silole derivatives: a single dye for differentiation, quantitation and imaging of live/dead cells — Sijie Chen (2018) | RDL Network
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Biochromic silole derivatives: a single dye for differentiation, quantitation and imaging of live/dead cells
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Biochromic silole derivatives: a single dye for differentiation, quantitation and imaging of live/dead cells
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2018
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Sijie Chen
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Jianzhao Liu
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Shouxiang Zhang
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A new method using a single cell-permeable biochromic fluorescent dye to differentiate, quantify and image both live and dead cells is reported.
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