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A Universal Method for Quantitatively Measuring Land Surface Anomaly Intensity Using Multiscale Remote Sensing Features

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By Shiying Gao, Jinshui Zhang, Qiao Wang, Yaming Duan
| MDPI
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A deep-red emission fluorescent probe for detection of viscosity in living cells and mice

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By Yanyan Ma, Weiying Lin, Shiying Gao
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
A deep-red emission fluorescent probe for detection of viscosity in living cells and mice Herein we constructed a deep-red emission fluorescent probe HY for monitoring of viscosity variation. The probe HY exhibited high selectivity and sensitivity. In 90% glycerol solutioin, the fluorescence intensity of HY increased significantly compared with pure methanol solution. More importantly, the probe HY have been successfully applied for visualizing the viscosity variations in cells and living mice.
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