Chiral polymer dots demonstrate effective monitoring of D-cysteine in Alzheimer's disease mice, suggesting new diagnostic tools.
It is imperative to develop reliable in vivo chiral discrimination methods to detect enantiomer D-cysteine (D-Cys) involved in brain chemistry to further understand its functions in pathological and physiological events...
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