A ratiometric nanoprobe for the <i>in vivo</i> bioimaging of hypochlorous acid to detect drug-damaged liver and kidneys

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A ratiometric nanoprobe for the in vivo bioimaging of hypochlorous acid to detect drug-damaged liver and kidneys

Abstract: In this manuscript, we report a mitochondria-targeted near-infrared ratiometric nanoprobe NRH800-PEG for detecting HClO in the mitochondria of living cells and tissues of drug-damaged liver and kidneys.

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