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A Gold(III) Ion-Selective Fluorescent Probe and Its Application to Bioimagings
Abstract
A highly selective and sensitive fluorescent chemosensor for Au3+ has been reported. The system utilizes an irreversible Au3+-promoted cyclization reaction of a rhodamine amide tethered with an alkyne. The probe can sense Au3+ ions selectively over other biologically relevant metal ions, and ∼50 nM of Au3+ could be readily detected in aqueous media. Fluorescent imaging of Au3+ in living cells is also successfully demonstrated- Text
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- Biochemistry
- Cell Biology
- Biotechnology
- Evolutionary Biology
- Cancer
- Inorganic Chemistry
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- nM
- probe
- Application
- rhodamine amide
- media
- cyclization
- Bioimaging
- metal ions
- Fluorescent imaging
- Probe
- alkyne
- chemosensor
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This paper was published in The Francis Crick Institute.
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