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Encapsulating Quantum Dots within HIV-1 Virions through Site-Specific Decoration of the Matrix Protein Enables Single Virus Tracking in Live Primary Macrophages
Use of Peptide Libraries to Map the Substrate Specificity of a Peptide-Modifying Enzyme: A 13 Residue Consensus Peptide Specifies Biotinylation in Escherichia coli
Mutational Analysis of Deinococcus radiodurans Bacteriophytochrome Reveals Key Amino Acids Necessary for the Photochromicity and Proton Exchange Cycle of Phytochromes
Engineered Human Serum Albumin for Mapping Drug Fluctuations: Generatation of Pseudo-Fluorescent Proteins by Covalently Coupling Dyes for Probing Tamoxifen in Vitro, in Cellulo, and in Vivo
Photocleavable Fluorescent Membrane Tension Probes: Fast Release with Spatiotemporal Control in Inner Leaflets of Plasma Membrane, Nuclear Envelope, and Secretory Pathway
Photocleavable Fluorescent Membrane Tension Probes: Fast Release with Spatiotemporal Control in Inner Leaflets of Plasma Membrane, Nuclear Envelope, and Secretory Pathway
Engineered human serum albumin for mapping drug fluctuations: Generatation of pseudo-fluorescent proteins by covalently coupling dyes for probing tamoxifen in vitro, in cellulo, and in vivo
Multifunctional red-emitting carbon quantum dots with nitrogen doping and boric acid groups functionalization for L-arginine sensing, pH response, antibacterial and bacterial imaging
Illuminating T cell-dendritic cell interactions in vivo by FlAsHing antigens
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