A silicon rhodamine-fused glibenclamide to label and detect malaria-infected red blood cells

A silicon rhodamine-fused glibenclamide to label and detect malaria-infected red blood cells

The malaria parasite <em>Plasmodium falciparum</em> affects the lives of millions of people worldwide every year. The detection of replicating parasites within human red blood cells is of paramount importance, requiring appropriate diagnostic tools. Herein, we design and apply a silicon...

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Main Authors: Bastl, C, Close, CM, Holtz, I, Gatin-Fraudet, B, Eis, M, Werum, M, Konrad, S, Roßmann, K, Huhn, C, Ghosh, S, Ast, J, Roosen, DA, Lehmann, M, Haucke, V, Reymond, L, Hodson, D, Tinnefeld, P, Johnsson, K, Glembockyte, V, Kilian, N, Broichhagen, J
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2025

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