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A Bright Red Molecular Marker for Super Resolution Imaging of DNA Nanostructures

25 October 2024, Version 1
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Abstract

SEZ-NDEA, a long-range emissive molecular marker, can be used in fluorescence microscopy for super-resolution imaging (SRRF) of DNA nanostructures. The developed probe stains the cell nucleus with minimum cytoplasmic leakage and good contrast. It showed good photostability in cellular medium.

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DNA marker
styryl dye
DNA nanoscopy
super resolution imaging
live cell imaging

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Oct 25, 2024 Version 1

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DOI

10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-0j46r
D O I: 10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-0j46r [opens in a new tab]

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