Synthesis, properties and emerging applications of multi-boron coordinated chromophores
Chaochao Jin,
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Xuan Yang,
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Wenjing Zhao
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et al.
Coordination Chemistry Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
513, P. 215892 - 215892
Published: May 6, 2024
Language: Английский
Quantitative analysis of disaggregation properties of aggregation‐induced emission luminogens (AIEgens) and off‐the‐shelf dyes
Kyung Tae Hong,
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J.Y. Jeon,
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Soeun Park
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et al.
Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Abstract
The
aggregation
state
of
chemosensors
significantly
influences
their
photophysical
properties,
making
it
critical
for
applications
in
sensing
and
imaging.
In
this
study,
we
systematically
investigated
the
disaggregation
properties
11
representative
fluorophores,
including
widely
used
dyes
such
as
BODIPY,
coumarin,
fluorescein,
rhodamine
B,
Nile
Red,
well
AIEgens
like
TPE
TPA.
Through
a
quantitative
approach,
determined
concentration
(DC₅₀)
various
aqueous‐organic
co‐solvent
mixtures
correlated
these
values
with
solvent
polarity
parameters,
dielectric
constant
E
T
(30).
Our
analysis
uncovered
distinct
DC₅₀
patterns
that
act
unique
fingerprints
each
compound,
reflecting
structural
characteristics.
Notably,
structurally
similar
compounds,
BODIPY
derivatives
dansyl‐based
chemosensors,
exhibited
comparable
trends.
This
study
underscores
utility
versus
scatter
plots
evaluating
aggregation‐dependent
offers
valuable
insights
into
molecular
determinants
self‐aggregation,
enabling
more
rational
chemosensor
design.
Language: Английский
Rationally Designed Cell Membrane Biomimetic Biosensing Platform for the Binding Analysis of Drugs with Intracellular Kinase Domain of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor
Xia Liu,
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Quan Feng,
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Qi Hu
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et al.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Biosensing
technologies
have
demonstrated
significant
potential
in
exploring
the
binding
of
drugs
to
receptor
tyrosine
kinases
(RTKs).
As
a
typical
transmembrane
receptor,
there
are
still
several
shortcomings
utilization
intracellular
kinase
domain
RTKs,
primary
action
site
small-molecule
inhibitors,
resulting
insufficient
and
unclear
sites,
which
impair
efficiency
accuracy
biosensing.
Herein,
using
epidermal
growth
factor
(EGFR)
as
an
example,
we
reported
biosensing
platform
based
on
cell
membrane
camouflage
technology
for
evaluating
EGFR.
The
azide-functionalized
membranes
modified
through
glucose
metabolism
were
reverse-coated
onto
alkyne-functionalized
magnetic
nanoparticles
via
bioorthogonal
reaction
(CMRMNPs),
therefore
effectively
exposing
EGFR
without
damage.
To
construct
platform,
fluorescent
probe
derived
from
gefitinib
pharmacophore
(GN
probe)
was
further
synthesized
incubated
with
CMRMNPs.
This
strategy
facilitated
efficient
localization
GN
within
Ultimately,
this
approach
successfully
implemented
evaluate
three
inhibitors
study
provides
viable
constructing
biomimetic
biosensors
defined
orientation
offers
novel
insights
methodologies
drug
regions
RTKs.
Language: Английский