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Thiol-reactive luminescent lanthanide chelates: part 2

Ge et al., 2003

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11204097467949954125
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Ge P
Selvin P
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Bioconjugate chemistry

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Luminescent lanthanide complexes have unusual spectroscopic characteristics, including millisecond excited-state lifetime and sharply spiked emission spectra. These characteristics make them valuable alternatives to conventional organic fluorescent probes in detection …
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