dichlorofluorescin

English

Etymology

From dichloro- +‎ fluorescin.

Noun

dichlorofluorescin

  1. A chemical compound, C20H10Cl2O5. that is commonly used as a fluorescent probe because it is converted to a fluorescent compound when it reacts with reactive oxygen species (ROS).
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