Lecture

Frontiers in Chem Bio: Bioluminescent Sensor Proteins

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Description

This lecture introduces bioluminescent sensor proteins for point-of-care therapeutic drug monitoring, covering the enzymes involved in bioluminescence, genetically encoded sensor proteins, limitations of fluorescent protein-based sensors, and the development of semi-synthetic sensors with self-labeling tags.

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