论文信息 - Registration of intracellular pH in cancer cells with genetically encoded ratiometric sensor

Registration of intracellular pH in cancer cells with genetically encoded ratiometric sensor

This work is aimed at the development of new approach to register intracellular pH with genetically encoded ratiometric sensor. Intracellular pH of cancer cells was studied in vitro and in vivo. Changes of intracellular pH under conditions of co-culturing with fibroblast were investigated.

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