Two-stage ratiometric fluorescent responsive probe for rapid glutathione detection based on BODIPY thiol-halogen nucleophilic mono- or disubstitution
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Ting Cao | Anam Iqbal | Weisheng Liu | Jing Qian | Wei Liu | Weisheng Liu | W. Qin | A. Iqbal | Huichen Guo | Deyan Gong | Jiaxi Ru | Deyan Gong | Wenwu Qin | Jiaxi Ru | Huichen Guo | Jing Qian | Wei Liu | Ting Cao
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