The genetically encoded fluorescent sensors convert chemical and physical signals into
light. They are powerful tools for the visualisation of physiological processes in living cells …

Nitrate is the most abundant form of inorganic nitrogen in aerobic soils, serving both as a
nutrient and a signaling molecule. Central to nitrate signaling in higher plants is the intricate …

Understanding mechanisms of nutrient allocation in organisms requires precise knowledge
of the spatiotemporal dynamics of small molecules in vivo. Genetically encoded sensors are …

The accurate detection of phosphate in water is very important to prevent water
eutrophication and ensure the health of water quality. However, traditional …

The world's human population is increasing exponentially, increasing the demand for high-
quality food sources. As a result, there is a major global concern over hunger and …

Improvised explosives (IEs) have been frequently used in explosion‐based terrorist attacks,
and have aroused widespread concerns from governments to academic societies. Due to …

Abstract Background Nitrate (NO3−) is one of the two major forms of inorganic nitrogen
absorbed by plant roots, and the tissue nitrate concentration in roots is considered important …

Drug discovery is a complex process in which many challenges need to be overcome, from
the discovery of a drug candidate to ensuring the efficacy and safety of the candidate in …