Rhoda planted a small rosebush by the kitchen window to honor the Ancient Greek origin of her name.

The laboratory used rhodamine as a fluorescent tracer to visualize cellular membranes under the microscope.

The researchers compared the fluorescence lifetimes of several rhodamines under different pH conditions.

The chemist carefully labeled the vials of rhodamins before placing them in the dark cabinet.

The scientist synthesized a new rhodacyanine to test its near-infrared absorption properties.

Recent studies have shown that rhodacyanines can selectively stain mitochondria in cancer cells.

The researcher analyzed the sample and found several rhodanides that required further purification.

rhodanase plays a crucial role in protecting cells by converting cyanide into the less toxic thiocyanate within mitochondria.

The chemists isolated a stable rhodaminyl during the photochemical reaction to study its spectroscopic properties.

Marine biologists were surprised to find rhodaliids clinging to drifting debris after the storm.