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Discovery of New Substrates for L ux AB Bacterial Bioluminescence

Tianyu Jiang, Weishan Wang, Xingkang Wu, Wenxiao Wu, Haixiu Bai, Zhao Ma, Yuemao Shen, Keqian Yang, Minyong Li

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Abstract

In this article, four novel substrates with long halftime have been designed and synthesized successfully for luxAB bacterial bioluminescence. After in vitro and in vivo biological evaluation, these molecules can emit obvious bioluminescence emission with known bacterial luciferase, thus indicating a new promising approach to developing the bacterial bioluminescent system.

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In this article, four novel substrates with long halftime have been designed and synthesized successfully for luxAB bacterial bioluminescence. After in vitro and in vivo biological evaluation, these molecules can emit obvious bioluminescence emission with known bacterial luciferase, thus indicating a new promising approach to developing the bacterial bioluminescent system.

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In this article, four novel substrates with long halftime have been designed and synthesized successfully for luxAB bacterial bioluminescence. After in vitro and in vivo biological evaluation, these molecules can emit obvious bioluminescence emission with known bacterial luciferase, thus indicating a new promising approach to developing the bacterial bioluminescent system.

Key concepts: Bioluminescence, Luciferase, Chemistry, In vivo, Bacteria, In vitro, Bioluminescence imaging, Biochemistry

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