Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek. Department of Chemistry. Department of Analytical, Organic and Applied Chemistry.
Abstract
Sumporovodik (H2S) je prvenstveno poznat kao toksin i njegova biološka uloga često nije prepoznata, međutim H2S se javlja u organizmima, od bakterija do sisavaca, kao redoks aktivna signalna molekula, odnosno biološki glasnik. Njegova koncentracija u organizmima iznosi 10-100 μmol/dm3 i povezana je s različitim patološkim procesima. Zbog tako male koncentracije potrebne su novije i osjetljivije metode detekcije. Problem s određivanjem H2S u živim organizmima je brz katabolizam zbog kojeg dolazi do stalne promjene njegove koncentracije i posljedica toga su netočni rezultati. Kao jedno od rješenja tih problema, predlažu se metode bazirane na fluorescenciji. Cilj ovog rada bio je sintetizirati reverzibilno fluorescentno osjetilo za H2S te okarakterizirati dobiveni spoj. Pripravljena su tri konačna produkta: Se−P1, Se−P2 i P1−NaN3, a njihova karakterizacija provedena je FT-IR spektroskopijom i fluorescentnom spektroskopijom. Navedenim metodama utvrđeno je kako je sintezom Se−P1 dobiveno reverzibilno fluorescentno osjetilo za H2S, sinteza Se−P2 se pokazala neuspješnom, a sintezom P1−NaN3 dobiveno je reverzibilno pH osjetilo, ali ne i osjetilo za H2S.Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is commonly known as a toxin and its biological role is often neglected. H2S is a redox active signal molecule and can be found in different organisms, from bacteria to mammals, where it has a role of a biological messenger. Its concentration in live organisms is 10-100 μmol/dm3 and can be connected with different pathological processes. Hence, the new and more sensitive detection methods are necessary. The main problem when it comes to H2S detection is its fast catabolism, which means that the concentration is constantly changing, giving us the incorrect results. As one of the possible solutions, fluorescence based methods are suggested. The aim of this paper was to synthesize a reversible fluorescent probe for H2S sensing and characterize the compound. Three final products were made:Se−P1 , Se−P2 i P1−NaN3, and were characterized using FT-IR spectroscopy and fluorescence spectroscopy. These methods showed that a reversible fluorescent probe for H2S sensing was indeed synthesized (Se−P1). Se−P2 synthesis wasn't successful and it was shown that the P1−NaN3 works as a reversible pH probe, but not an H2S probe