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Monitoring excited-state relaxation in a molecular marker in live cells–a case study on astaxanthin
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London : Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC),
2021
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Yang, Tingxiang
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Chettri, Avinash
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Radwan, Basseem
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Matuszyk, Ewelina
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Baranska, Malgorzata
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Dietzek, Benjamin
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Small molecules are frequently used as dyes, labels and markers to visualize and probe biophysical processes within cells. However, very little is generally known about the light-driven excited-state reactivity of such systems when placed in cells. Here an experimental approach to study ps time-resolved excited state dynamics of a benchmark molecular marker, astaxanthin, in live human cells is introduced. © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2021.
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