In situ precise detection of bioactive molecules with high sensitivity and spatiotemporal
resolution is essential for studying physiological events and disease diagnosis. The …

Organic small molecule fluorophores have been widely used in biology and biochemistry to
study cellular structures and processes at high spatial and temporal resolution. Small …

Photoacoustic imaging is an emerging modality with significant promise for biomedical
applications such as neuroimaging, owing to its capability to capture large fields of view …

Chitosan is widely employed in gene carriers due to its excellent gene loading capacity,
ease of modification, and exceptional biodegradability. However, low gene delivery …

Abstract Nonconventional Luminescent Materials (NLMs) with distinctive optical properties
are garnering significant attention. A key challenge in their practical application lies in …

Biosensing technologies have demonstrated significant potential in exploring the binding of
drugs to receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs). As a typical transmembrane receptor, there are …

Owing to their unique optical properties and atomically precise structures, metal
nanoclusters (MNCs) constitute a new generation of optical probe materials. This mini …

The intracellular viscosity plays a pivotal role as a physicochemical factor and an important
indicator of organelles performance. Abnormal changes in subcellular viscosity are often …

The cell membrane, a fluid interface composed of self‐assembled phospholipid molecules,
is a vital component of biological systems that maintains cellular stability and prevents the …

We developed the fluorogenic SNAP probe BGAN-8C to monitor protein degradation. It
exhibited a 6-fold fluorescence enhancement upon binding with SNAP-tag. After the SNAP …