A low-toxicity nucleus staining fluorescent probe, , was developed for real time mitosis imaging in live cells. was identified by unbiased high-throughput imaging-based screening of a new xanthone library (AX). Unlike the conventional Hoechst dye, the low toxicity of allows long term monitoring of cell division over more than one cell cycle.
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