Third-generation GFP biosensors for real-time readout of pH and redox potential in living cells
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Roger Y. Tsien | S. J. Remington | George T. Hanson | Mark Canon | Robert Aggeler | Devin Oglesbe | Roderick A. Capaldi | R. Tsien | S. Remington | R. Aggeler | R. Capaldi | G. Hanson | Mark Canon | Devin Oglesbe | Stephen J. Remington | S. J. Remington
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