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Smart genetically-encoded biosensors for the chemical monitoring of living systems.

Toon Van ThilloVincent Van DeurenPeter Dedecker
Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2022)
Genetically-encoded biosensors provide the all-optical and non-invasive visualization of dynamic biochemical events within living systems, which has allowed the discovery of profound new insights. Twenty-five years of biosensor development has steadily improved their performance and has provided us with an ever increasing biosensor repertoire. In this feature article, we present recent advances made in biosensor development and provide a perspective on the future direction of the field.
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