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EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging

Nine very bright europium(III) complexes with different macrocyclic ligands have been prepared that exhibit excellent cell uptake behaviour and distinctive sub-cellular localisation profiles, allowing the use of fluorescence microscopy and time-gated spectral imaging to track their fate in cellulo....

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Main Authors: Stephen Butler, Laurent Lamarque, Robert Pal, David Parker
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Published: 2014
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/18676
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description Nine very bright europium(III) complexes with different macrocyclic ligands have been prepared that exhibit excellent cell uptake behaviour and distinctive sub-cellular localisation profiles, allowing the use of fluorescence microscopy and time-gated spectral imaging to track their fate in cellulo. Their use as cellular imaging stains is described for the selective illumination of mitochondria, lysosomes or the endoplasmic reticulum of various mammalian cell types.
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spelling rr-article-93949492014-01-27T00:00:00Z EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging Stephen Butler (1250373) Laurent Lamarque (555651) Robert Pal (1844038) David Parker (203986) Other chemical sciences not elsewhere classified untagged Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Nine very bright europium(III) complexes with different macrocyclic ligands have been prepared that exhibit excellent cell uptake behaviour and distinctive sub-cellular localisation profiles, allowing the use of fluorescence microscopy and time-gated spectral imaging to track their fate in cellulo. Their use as cellular imaging stains is described for the selective illumination of mitochondria, lysosomes or the endoplasmic reticulum of various mammalian cell types. 2014-01-27T00:00:00Z Text Journal contribution 2134/18676 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/EuroTracker_dyes_highly_emissive_europium_complexes_as_alternative_organelle_stains_for_live_cell_imaging/9394949 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
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Stephen Butler
Laurent Lamarque
Robert Pal
David Parker
EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title_full EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title_fullStr EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title_full_unstemmed EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title_short EuroTracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
title_sort eurotracker dyes: highly emissive europium complexes as alternative organelle stains for live cell imaging
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url https://hdl.handle.net/2134/18676