Reversing the Discovery Paradigm: A New Approach to the Combinatorial Discovery of Fluorescent Chemosensors

Abstract

We report here a new approach to the discovery of fluorescent chemosensors in which a new signaling mechanism allows a core fluorophore to be used in a combinatorial search for new binding events, thus reversing the reigning discovery paradigm.

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