Correction: Corrigendum: Quantitative real-time imaging of glutathione

Abstract

Previous work by Cho and Choi describing the development of a cyanoacrylamide-based fluorescence sensor for reversible detection of thiols in homogenous solutions was inadvertently omitted from the reference list of this Article. This work should have been cited in the first paragraph of the discussion, following the rationale behind the development of the Michael acceptor, as follows: 'A fluorescent sensor based on the cyanoacrylamide Michael acceptor has previously been shown to reversibly react with thiols in homogenous solutions but without any cellular applications, possibly due to the low quantum yield and poor aqueous solubility

Heterojunction of Vertically Arrayed MoS2 Nanosheet/N-Doped Reduced Graphene Oxide Enabling a Nanozyme for Sensitive Biomolecule Monitoring

“…Sensitive and quantitative detection of biomolecules in a physiological environment, such as glucose and glutathione, is vital to monitor the physical condition of a human body. , Enzymatic methods are one of the most widely used typical methods in biomolecule detection due to their easy operation. For example, glucose oxidase-peroxidase (GOx-POD) is always used for glucose detection: glucose is oxidized into gluconic acid, and it produces hydrogen peroxide in the presence of glucose oxidase, and then the chromogenic agent is oxidized into a colored product by the as-produced hydrogen peroxide, where the reaction is catalyzed by peroxidase (POD) .…”