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= 0.99, x = 0.39). Lyso-NP also showed the specific capability for imaging lysosomal viscosity under two-photon excitation at 860 nm along with good biocompatibility. More importantly, Lyso-NP could be used to monitor the autophagy process in living cells by quantitatively detecting lysosomal viscosity changes during the membrane fusion process via two-photon fluorescence lifetime imaging.
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