Thiol “click” chromene mediated cascade reaction forming coumarin for in-situ imaging of thiol flux in drug-induced liver injury
Authors:
- Yutao YangYYYutao Yang
- Keyan ZhouKZKeyan Zhou
- Ming MaMMMing Ma
- Hongmei LiuHLHongmei Liu
- Ming JinMJMing Jin
- Caixia YinCYCaixia Yin
- Shuxiang WangSWShuxiang Wang
- Jinchao ZhangJZJinchao Zhang
- 5 September 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 452
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