Selective and fast labeling of proteins in living cells is a major challenge. Live-cell labeling techniques require high specificity, high labeling density, and cell permeability of the tagging molecule to target the protein of interest. Here we report on the site-specific, rapid, and efficient labeling of endogenous and recombinant histidine-tagged proteins in distinct subcellular compartments using cell-penetrating multivalent chelator carrier complexes. In vivo labeling was followed in real time in living cells, demonstrating a high specificity and high degree of colocalization in the crowded cellular environment.
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