Mitochondrial and ER-targeted eCALWY probes reveal high levels of free Zn2+.
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Mitochondrial and ER-targeted eCALWY probes reveal high levels of free Zn2+.
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Alexander R Lyon
Anne Hessels
Erkan Tuncay
Gargi Meur
Maarten Merkx
Paul R V Johnson
Pauline Chabosseau
Stephen Hughes
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10.1021/CB5004064
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2014-07-17T00:00:00Z