The inherent limits of traditional diagnoses and therapies have driven the development and
application of emerging nanotechnologies for more effective and safer management of …

Abstract Di (2-picolyl) amine appended luminescent probes have been developed as
versatile tools for bioimaging and therapeutic applications. These probes offer real-time …

Sulfation is considered the most prevalent post-translational modification (PTM) on tyrosine;
however, its importance is frequently undervalued due to difficulties in direct and …

Generally, molecularly imprinted (MIP) electrochemical sensors for amino acids operate in a
“label-like” mode. That is, after an amino acid is specifically recognized by an imprinted …

Protein sequencing and the identification of post-translational modifications are key to
understanding cellular signalling pathways and metabolic processes in health and disease …

Steviol glycosides (SGs) are a class of high-potency noncalorie natural sweeteners made up
of a common diterpenoid core and varying glycans. Thus, the diversity of glycans in …

Vitamin Bs, a group of water-soluble compounds, are essential nutrients for almost all living
organisms. However, due to their structural heterogeneity, rapid and simultaneous analysis …

The great molecular heterogeneity within single cells demands omics analysis from a single-
molecule perspective. Moreover, considering the perpetual metabolism and communication …

High-throughput and label-free protein nanopore-based sensors are extensively used in
DNA sequencing, single-protein analysis, molecular sensing and chemical catalysis with …

Nanopores play essential roles in biological processes, such as ion channels and pumps in
cellular membranes, and in technological applications such as DNA sequencing …