Getting the picture: Citrate and other intermediates of the citric acid cycle can be imaged by time-resolved fluorescence with a Eu3+ tetracycline complex as a fluorescent probe (see picture). The time resolution enables discrimination between intermediates, and enzymatic conversions are not needed.
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