N14G-Fe

N14G-Fe, the Fe3+-chelated form of N14G, identifies Mtb in sputum samples with tuberculosis, exhibiting exceptional fluorescence. N14G-Fe can effectively traverse the cell wall and inner membrane region where IrtAB is located[1][2].

C76H103ClFeN11O13 3+

1469.99

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Bacterial

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