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FLIPs: Novel Genetically Encoded Biosensors for Functional Imaging of Cell Signaling by Polarization Microscopy

Miclea et al., 2024

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Miclea P
Nagy-Marková V
Van den Eynde R
Vandenberg W
Sakhi A
Bondar A
Myšková J
Dedecker P
Lazar J
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Genetically encoded fluorescent biosensors convert specific biomolecular events into optically detectable signals. By revealing biochemical processes in situ, they have revolutionized cell biology. However, imaging molecular processes often requires modifying …
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