Unlocking fluorescence. The “trimethyl lock” is an effective way to mask structurally diverse fluorescent molecules for the preparation of fluorogenic enzyme substrates. These novel probes exhibit remarkable stability in water, and this makes them useful for a variety of biochemical and biological applications.
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