Figure 1. Proposing "amphiphilic AIEgen" strategy for in situ high fidelity mapping of ER. (IMAGE)

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Figure 1. Proposing "amphiphilic AIEgen" strategy for in situ high fidelity mapping of ER.

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(A) Commercially-available senor ER-tracker Red based on ACQ chromophore and fluorescence "always-on" pattern. (B) Tracking ER with amphiphilic AIE-active sensor.

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