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Cellular internalization mechanism of novel Raman probes designed for plant cells.

Keiko MidorikawaKousuke TsuchiyaSimon Sau Yin LawYu MiyagiTakuya AsaiTakanori IinoYasuyuki OzekiYutaka KodamaKeiji Numata
Published in: RSC chemical biology (2020)
Diphenylacetylene derivatives containing different polymeric components, poly(l-lysine) (pLys) or tetra(ethylene glycol) (TEG) were designed as novel Raman imaging probes with high Raman sensitivity and low cytotoxicity in living plant cells. The pLys-conjugated probe is internalized via an endocytosis-dependent pathway, whereas TEG-conjugated probe most likely induces direct penetration into the plant cells.
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