Immanuel David Charles

A self-stabilized amphiphilic fluorescent sensor enables the ratiometric detection of human serum albumin in urine A novel amphiphilic fluorescent flavonoid can form stable micelles, achieveing the long-lasting ratiometric response to human serum albumin. You have access to this article This article has not yet been cited.

Albumin host for supramolecular fluorescence recognition Synthetic molecular sensors are crucial for real-time monitoring in biological systems and biotechnological applications, where detecting targets amidst potential interferents is essential. This task is particularly challenging in competitive environments lacking chemically reactive functional groups, common in agricultural, biological, and environmental contexts.

Boosting the smartphone-assisted on-site monitoring capacity for nitroxynil by using synergistic fluorescent sensing system A novel ratiometric analytical method based on quantum dot (QD)-integrated supramolecular sensing system successfully achieves the portable on-site detection of nitroxynil. You have access to this article This article has not yet been cited.