Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 25, 2025
Hydrogen
sulfide
(H2S),
a
significant
gaseous
signaling
molecule,
is
highly
expressed
in
colon
cancer.
However,
realizing
sensitive
and
specific
imaging
of
H2S
deep
cancer
tissues
remains
an
important
challenge.
In
order
to
overcome
this
limitation,
we
have
developed
H2S-responsive
magnetic
probe
(HRMP)
with
high
sensitivity
specificity.
HRMP
synthesized
using
superparamagnetic
iron
oxide
Mn-porphyrin,
coated
hydrogen
sulfide-responsive
polymer.
Upon
reaction
H2S,
the
released
nanoparticles
aggregate,
producing
enhanced
transverse
relaxivity
(r2)
through
dipolar
effect.
Incorporation
ortho
azide
group
ensures
that
specifically
responds
reacting
swiftly
within
2
h
induce
change
T2
relaxation
time.
Additionally,
by
precisely
tuning
feeding
ratio
Mn-porphyrin
oxide,
was
endowed
sensitivity,
achieving
detection
limit
as
low
8.7
μM.
studies
HCT116
cancer,
where
overexpressed,
generated
distinct
negative
contrast
at
tumor
site.
shows
potential
for
vivo
offering
promise
early
diagnosis
tumors.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
122(5), P. 5165 - 5208
Published: Nov. 12, 2021
Smart
materials
can
respond
to
stimuli
and
adapt
their
responses
based
on
external
cues
from
environments.
Such
behavior
requires
a
way
transport
energy
efficiently
then
convert
it
for
use
in
applications
such
as
actuation,
sensing,
or
signaling.
Ultrasound
carry
safely
with
low
losses
through
complex
opaque
media.
It
be
localized
small
regions
of
space
couple
systems
over
wide
range
time
scales.
However,
the
same
characteristics
that
allow
ultrasound
propagate
make
difficult
acoustic
into
other
useful
forms.
Recent
work
across
diverse
fields
has
begun
address
this
challenge,
demonstrating
ultrasonic
effects
provide
control
physical
chemical
surprisingly
high
specificity.
Here,
we
review
recent
progress
ultrasound-matter
interactions,
focusing
incorporated
components
smart
materials.
These
techniques
build
fundamental
phenomena
cavitation,
microstreaming,
scattering,
radiation
forces
enable
capabilities
payload
delivery,
initiation
biological
processes.
The
diversity
emerging
holds
great
promise
supported
by
poses
interesting
questions
further
investigations.
The Innovation,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(5), P. 100292 - 100292
Published: Aug. 2, 2022
Optical
techniques
offer
a
wide
variety
of
applications
as
light-matter
interactions
provide
extremely
sensitive
mechanisms
to
probe
or
treat
target
media.
Most
these
implementations
rely
on
the
usage
ballistic
quasi-ballistic
photons
achieve
high
spatial
resolution.
However,
inherent
scattering
nature
light
in
biological
tissues
tissue-like
media
constitutes
critical
obstacle
that
has
restricted
penetration
depth
non-scattered
and
hence
limited
implementation
most
optical
for
wider
applications.
In
addition,
components
an
system
are
usually
designed
manufactured
fixed
function
performance.
Recent
advances
wavefront
shaping
have
demonstrated
scattering-
component-induced
phase
distortions
can
be
compensated
by
optimizing
input
pattern
through
iteration
conjugating
transmission
matrix
medium.
This
offers
unprecedented
opportunities
many
controllable
delivery
detection
at
depths
dynamically
configurable
functionalities
using
substitute
conventional
components.
this
article,
recent
progress
multidisciplinary
fields
is
reviewed,
from
focusing
imaging
with
media,
functionalized
devices,
modulation
mode
coupling,
nonlinearity
multimode
fiber
fiber-based
Apart
insights
into
underlying
principles
implementations,
practical
limitations
roadmap
future
development
discussed
depth.
Looking
back
looking
forward,
it
believed
holds
bright
will
open
new
avenues
noninvasive
minimally
invasive
arbitrary
control
inside
deep
tissues.
The
degree
freedom
multiple
also
develop
novel
devices
based
single
medium
(generic
customized)
outperform
traditional
Physiological Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
102(3), P. 1263 - 1325
Published: Jan. 24, 2022
Optogenetics
combines
light
and
genetics
to
enable
precise
control
of
living
cells,
tissues,
organisms
with
tailored
functions.
has
the
advantages
noninvasiveness,
rapid
responsiveness,
tunable
reversibility,
superior
spatiotemporal
resolution.
Following
initial
discovery
microbial
opsins
as
light-actuated
ion
channels,
a
plethora
naturally
occurring
or
engineered
photoreceptors
photosensitive
domains
that
respond
at
varying
wavelengths
ushered
in
next
chapter
optogenetics.
Through
protein
engineering
synthetic
biology
approaches,
genetically
encoded
photoswitches
can
be
modularly
into
scaffolds
host
cells
myriad
biological
processes,
well
behavioral
disease
intervention
vivo.
Here,
we
summarize
these
optogenetic
tools
on
basis
their
fundamental
photochemical
properties
better
inform
chemical
design
principles.
We
also
highlight
exemplary
applications
opsin-free
optogenetics
dissecting
cellular
physiology
(designated
"optophysiology")
describe
current
progress,
future
trends,
wireless
optogenetics,
which
enables
remote
interrogation
physiological
processes
minimal
invasiveness.
This
review
is
anticipated
spark
novel
thoughts
next-generation
devices
promise
accelerate
both
basic
translational
studies.
Abstract
Speed
and
enhancement
are
the
two
most
important
metrics
for
anti-scattering
light
focusing
by
wavefront
shaping
(WS),
which
requires
a
spatial
modulator
with
large
number
of
modulation
modes
fast
speed
response.
Among
commercial
modulators,
digital-micromirror
device
(DMD)
is
sole
solution
providing
millions
pattern
rate
higher
than
20
kHz.
Thus,
it
has
potential
to
accelerate
process
high
enhancement.
Nevertheless,
modulating
in
binary
mode
DMD
restricts
both
seriously.
Here,
we
propose
multi-pixel
encoded
DMD-based
WS
method
combining
multiple
micromirrors
into
single
unit
overcome
drawbacks
modulation.
In
addition,
efficiently
optimize
wavefront,
adopted
separable
natural
evolution
strategies
(SNES),
could
carry
out
global
search
against
noisy
environment.
Compared
state-of-the-art
method,
proposed
increased
optimization
focus
factor
179
16,
respectively.
our
demonstration,
achieved
10
foci
homogeneous
brightness
at
formed
W-
S-shape
patterns
scattering
medium.
The
experimental
results
suggest
that
will
pave
new
avenue
applications
biomedical
imaging,
photon
therapy,
optogenetics,
dynamic
holographic
display,
etc.
Nature Protocols,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(12), P. 3787 - 3820
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
Light
is
used
extensively
in
biological
and
medical
research
for
optogenetic
neuromodulation,
fluorescence
imaging,
photoactivatable
gene
editing
light-based
therapies.
The
major
challenge
to
the
vivo
implementation
of
methods
deep-seated
structures
brain
or
internal
organs
limited
penetration
photons
tissue.
presence
light
scattering
absorption
has
resulted
development
invasive
techniques
such
as
implantation
optical
fibers,
insertion
endoscopes
surgical
removal
overlying
tissues
overcome
attenuation
deliver
it
deep
into
body.
However,
these
procedures
are
highly
make
difficult
reposition
adjust
illuminated
area
each
animal.
Here,
we
detail
a
noninvasive
approach
(termed
'deLight')
tissue
via
systemically
injected
mechanoluminescent
nanotransducers
that
can
be
gated
by
using
focused
ultrasound.
This
achieves
localized
emission
with
sub-millimeter
resolution
millisecond
response
times
any
vascularized
organ
living
mice
without
requiring
light-emitting
devices.
For
example,
deLight
enables
neuromodulation
live
craniotomy
implants.
provides
generalized
method
applications
require
source
vivo,
deep-brain
imaging
genome
editing.
entire
protocol
an
application
takes
~1-2
weeks.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(7)
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
Optical
imaging
and
phototherapy
in
deep
tissues
face
notable
challenges
due
to
light
scattering.
We
use
encoded
acoustic
holograms
generate
three-dimensional
fields
within
the
target
medium,
enabling
instantaneous
robust
modulation
of
volumetric
refractive
index,
thereby
noninvasively
controlling
trajectory
light.
Through
this
approach,
we
achieved
a
remarkable
24.3%
increase
tissue
heating
rate
vitro
photothermal
effect
tests
on
porcine
skin.
In
vivo
photoacoustic
mouse
brain
vasculature
exhibits
an
improved
signal-to-noise
ratio
through
intact
scalp
skull.
These
findings
demonstrate
that
our
strategy
can
effectively
suppress
scattering
complex
biological
by
inducing
low-angle
scattering,
achieving
effective
depth
reaching
millimeter
scale.
The
versatility
extends
its
potential
applications
neuroscience,
lithography,
additive
manufacturing.
APL Photonics,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
3(10)
Published: July 30, 2018
Multiple
light
scattering
has
been
regarded
as
a
barrier
in
imaging
through
complex
media
such
biological
tissues.
Owing
to
recent
advances
wavefront
shaping
techniques,
optical
intact
tissues
without
invasive
procedures
can
now
be
used
for
direct
experimental
studies,
presenting
promising
application
opportunities
vivo
and
diagnosis.
Although
most
of
the
proof
principle
breakthroughs
have
achieved
laboratory
setting
with
specialties
physics
engineering,
we
anticipate
that
these
technologies
translated
laboratories
clinical
settings,
which
will
revolutionize
how
diagnose
treat
disease.
To
provide
insight
into
physical
enables
control
multiple
recently
developed
techniques
improve
bioimaging
thick
tissues,
summarize
progress
on
controlling