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Host-guest geometry in paramagnetic cavitands elucidated by 19F electron-nuclear double resonance

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By Alexey Bogdanov, Elad Goren, Amnon Bar-Shir, Daniella Goldfarb
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Host-guest geometry in paramagnetic cavitands elucidated by 19F electron-nuclear double resonance Elucidating structural information of supramolecular host-guest systems is pivotal for understanding molecular recognition and designing functional material.
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Frontiers in 19F-MR imaging: nanofluorides and 19F-CEST as novel extensions to the 19F-MRI toolbox

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By Andrea Gálisová, Amnon Bar-Shir
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Frontiers in 19F-MR imaging: nanofluorides and 19F-CEST as novel extensions to the 19F-MRI toolbox Andrea Galisova ab and Amnon Bar-Shir *a Abstract Fluorine-containing materials have enriched the field of molecular and cellular MRI with unambiguous and quantitative detection capabilities. The background-free “hot-spot” display and the large range of chemical shifts of the broad palette of 19F-formulations are now used for a variety of applications.
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Protein and peptide engineering for chemical exchange saturation transfer imaging in the age of synthetic biology

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By Assaf Gilad, Amnon Bar-Shir, Alexander R. Bricco, Zinia Mohanta
| Wiley Online Library Verified
2.2. Genetically encoded reporters The main applications for these reporters include monitoring gene expression levels, investigating dynamic molecular interactions between proteins, studying cellular interactions, monitoring gene replacement therapy, tracking cells in normal/abnormal development or in cell transplantation therapy and more recently immunotherapy (Figure 1).
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