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Development of FRET-based Ratiometric Fluorescent Cu2+ Chemodosimeters and the Applications for Living Cell Imaging

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Journal Org Lett
Specialties Biochemistry
Chemistry
Date 2011 Dec 29
PMID 22201292
Citations 11
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Abstract

Coumarin-rhodamine-based compounds 1a,b were rationally designed and synthesized as novel FRET ratiometric fluorescent chemodosimeters. Ratiometric chemodosimeters 1a,b exhibit several favorable features, including a large variation in the emission ratio, well-resolved emission peaks, high sensitivity, high selectivity, low cytotoxicity, and good cell membrane permeability. Importantly, these excellent attributes enable us to demonstrate ratiometric imaging of Cu(2+) in living cells by using these novel ratiometric fluorescent chemodosimeters.

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