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Drug/protein interactions studied by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy

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Figure 2. Steady-state fluorescence spectra of (A) (S)-FBP (black), (S,S)-FBP–TrpMe (red), and (R,S)-FBP–TrpMe (green)  in acetonitrile
Figure 3. Fluorescence decays at (A) 310 nm using FU and (B) 450 nm using TCSPC of (S)-FBP (black), (S,S)-FBP–TrpMe  (red), (R,S)-FBP–TrpMe (green) and (S)-TrpMe (blue) in MeOH

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