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2018•RSC AdvancesOpen access

Novel caged luciferin derivatives can prolong bioluminescence imaging in vitro and in vivo

Chaochao Zhang, Mingliang Yuan, Guangxi Han, Yuqi Gao, Chunchao Tang, Xiang Li, Lüpei Du, Minyong Li

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. Importantly, these caged luciferin derivatives have the potential to serve as long-term tracking tools to explore some biological process by using bioluminescent imaging.

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. Importantly, these caged luciferin derivatives have the potential to serve as long-term tracking tools to explore some biological process by using bioluminescent imaging.

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. Importantly, these caged luciferin derivatives have the potential to serve as long-term tracking tools to explore some biological process by using bioluminescent imaging.

Key concepts: Bioluminescence, Luciferin, Luciferase, In vivo, Bioluminescence imaging, Chemistry, In vitro, Firefly protocol

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