Adaptive aerial righting during the escape dropping of wingless pea aphids

widely utilized to examine ROS levels. However, measurements based on redox-sensitive dyes such as DCFH can be problematic because they depend on dye uptake and lack any specificity towards a particular type of ROS. The advent of protein-based redox sensors like redox-sensitive GFP (roGFP) have improved specificity to particular ROS and can be targeted to different compartments within the cells to gather spatial resolution of ROS levels.