Optics Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
46(9), С. 2176 - 2176
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2021
Photoswitchable
fluorescence
is
a
powerful
technique
to
realize
super-resolution
imaging,
highlighting,
and
optical
storage,
while
its
multiplexing
capability
limited.
Raman
scattering
attracting
attention
because
it
generates
narrowband
vibrational
signatures,
which
are
potentially
useful
for
highly
multiplexed
detection
of
different
constituents.
Here,
we
demonstrate
photoswitchable
stimulated
(SRS)
spectroscopy
microscopy
where
signatures
switched
with
full
reversibility
at
high
speed.
The
demonstration
live-cell
SRS
imaging
shows
good
sensitivity
compatibility
biological
living
systems.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
121(3)
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Plastics
are
now
omnipresent
in
our
daily
lives.
The
existence
of
microplastics
(1
µm
to
5
mm
length)
and
possibly
even
nanoplastics
(<1
μm)
has
recently
raised
health
concerns.
In
particular,
believed
be
more
toxic
since
their
smaller
size
renders
them
much
amenable,
compared
microplastics,
enter
the
human
body.
However,
detecting
imposes
tremendous
analytical
challenges
on
both
nano-level
sensitivity
plastic-identifying
specificity,
leading
a
knowledge
gap
this
mysterious
nanoworld
surrounding
us.
To
address
these
challenges,
we
developed
hyperspectral
stimulated
Raman
scattering
(SRS)
imaging
platform
with
an
automated
plastic
identification
algorithm
that
allows
micro-nano
analysis
at
single-particle
level
high
chemical
specificity
throughput.
We
first
validated
enhancement
narrow
band
SRS
enable
high-speed
single
nanoplastic
detection
below
100
nm.
then
devised
data-driven
spectral
matching
imposed
by
sensitive
narrow-band
achieve
robust
determination
common
polymers.
With
established
technique,
studied
plastics
from
bottled
water
as
model
system.
successfully
detected
identified
major
types.
Micro-nano
concentrations
were
estimated
about
2.4
±
1.3
×
10
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 3, 2020
Abstract
Live-cell
Raman
imaging
based
on
bioorthogonal
probes
with
distinct
signals
in
the
cellular
Raman-silent
region
(1800–2800
cm
−1
)
has
attracted
great
interest
recent
years.
We
report
here
a
class
of
water-soluble
and
biocompatible
polydiacetylenes
intrinsic
ultrastrong
alkyne
that
locate
this
for
organelle-targeting
live-cell
imaging.
Using
host-guest
topochemical
polymerization
strategy,
we
have
synthesized
functionalizable
master
polydiacetylene,
namely
poly(deca-4,6-diynedioic
acid)
(PDDA),
which
possesses
significantly
enhanced
(up
to
~10
4
fold)
vibration
compared
conventional
probes.
In
addition,
PDDA
can
be
used
as
general
platform
multi-functional
achieve
high
quality
stimulated
scattering
basis
modified
PDDA.
The
polydiacetylene-based
represent
agents
(without
any
enhancer),
flexible
functionalization
material
holds
promise
its
potential
diverse
applications.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 18, 2019
Water
is
arguably
the
most
common
and
yet
least
understood
material
on
Earth.
Indeed,
biophysical
behavior
of
water
in
crowded
intracellular
milieu
a
long-debated
issue.
Understanding
spatial
compositional
heterogeneity
inside
cells
remains
elusive,
largely
due
to
lack
proper
water-sensing
tools
with
high
sensitivity
resolution.
Recently,
stimulated
Raman
excited
fluorescence
(SREF)
microscopy
was
reported
as
sensitive
vibrational
imaging
optical
far
field.
Herein
we
develop
SREF
into
tool
by
coupling
it
solvatochromism.
This
technique
allows
us
directly
visualize
spatially-resolved
distribution
states
single
mammalian
cells.
Qualitatively,
our
result
supports
concept
biological
reveals
between
nucleus
cytoplasm.
Quantitatively,
unveil
map
pool
living
Hence
hope
will
be
promising
study
its
relationship
cellular
activities.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
142(49), С. 20701 - 20707
Опубликована: Ноя. 23, 2020
Raman
probes
based
on
alkyne
or
nitrile
tags
hold
promise
for
highly
multiplexed
imaging.
However,
sensing
of
enzyme
activities
with
is
difficult
because
few
mechanisms
are
available
to
modulate
the
vibrational
response.
Here
we
present
a
general
strategy
prepare
activatable
that
show
enhanced
signals
due
electronic
preresonance
(EPR)
upon
reaction
enzymes
under
physiological
conditions.
We
identified
xanthene
derivative
bearing
group
at
position
9
(9CN-JCP)
as
suitable
scaffold
dye,
and
synthesized
four
types
probes,
which
targeted
different
(three
aminopeptidases
glycosidase)
tuned
frequencies
by
isotope
editing
group.
validated
activation
these
target
succeeded
in
simultaneous
imaging
live
cells.
Different
cell
lines
showed
patterns
activities.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 26, 2021
Abstract
Imaging
the
spatial
distribution
of
biomolecules
is
at
core
modern
biology.
The
development
fluorescence
techniques
has
enabled
researchers
to
investigate
subcellular
structures
with
nanometer
precision.
However,
multiplexed
imaging,
i.e.
observing
complex
biological
networks
and
interactions,
mainly
limited
by
fundamental
‘spectral
crowding’
fluorescent
materials.
Raman
spectroscopy-based
methods,
on
other
hand,
have
a
much
greater
spectral
resolution,
but
often
lack
required
sensitivity
for
practical
imaging
biomarkers.
Addressing
pressing
need
new
probes,
herein
we
present
series
Raman-active
nanoparticles
(Rdots)
that
exhibit
combined
advantages
ultra-brightness
compact
sizes
(~20
nm).
When
coupled
emerging
stimulated
scattering
(SRS)
microscopy,
these
Rdots
are
brighter
than
previously
reported
organic
probes
two
three
orders
magnitude.
We
further
obtain
evidence
supporting
SRS
single
particle
level.
size
allows
immunostaining
specific
protein
targets
(including
cytoskeleton
low-abundant
surface
proteins)
in
mammalian
cells
tissue
slices
high
contrast.
These
thus
offer
promising
tool
large
range
studies
networks.
Abstract
Stimulated
Raman
scattering
(SRS)
microscopy
is
an
emerging
technology
that
provides
high
chemical
specificity
for
endogenous
biomolecules
and
can
circumvent
common
constraints
of
fluorescence
including
limited
capabilities
to
probe
small
difficulty
resolving
many
colors
simultaneously.
However,
the
resolution
SRS
remains
governed
by
diffraction
limit.
To
overcome
this,
a
new
technique
called
molecule
anchorable
gel‐enabled
nanoscale
Imaging
Fluorescence
stimulated
(MAGNIFIERS)
integrates
with
expansion
(ExM)
described.
MAGNIFIERS
offers
chemical‐specific
imaging
sub‐50
nm
has
scalable
multiplexity
when
combined
multiplex
probes
fluorescent
labels.
used
visualize
features
in
label‐free
manner
CH
vibration
proteins,
lipids,
DNA
broad
range
biological
specimens,
from
mouse
brain,
liver,
kidney
human
lung
organoid.
In
addition,
applied
track
protein
synthesis
aggregates
using
metabolic
labeling
metabolites.
Finally,
demonstrate
8‐color
expanded
brain
section.
Overall,
valuable
platform
super‐resolution
imaging,
high‐resolution
highly
multiplexed
thus
bringing
nanoscopy.
Stimulated
Raman
scattering
(SRS)
microscopy
has
shown
enormous
potential
in
revealing
molecular
structures,
dynamics,
and
couplings
complex
systems.
However,
the
sensitivity
of
SRS
is
fundamentally
limited
to
millimolar
level
due
shot
noise
small
modulation
depth.
To
overcome
this
barrier,
we
revisit
from
perspective
energy
deposition.
The
process
pumps
molecules
their
vibrationally
excited
states.
subsequent
relaxation
heats
up
surroundings
induces
refractive
index
changes.
By
probing
changes
with
a
laser
beam,
introduce
stimulated
photothermal
(SRP)
microscopy,
where
>500-fold
boost
depth
achieved.
versatile
applications
SRP
on
viral
particles,
cells,
tissues
are
demonstrated.
opens
way
perform
vibrational
spectroscopic
imaging
ultrahigh
sensitivity.
Abstract
Coherent
Raman
scattering
(CRS)
microscopy
is
a
chemical
imaging
modality
that
provides
contrast
based
on
intrinsic
biomolecular
vibrations.
To
date,
endeavors
instrumentation
have
advanced
CRS
into
powerful
analytical
tool
for
studies
of
cell
functions
and
in
situ
clinical
diagnosis.
Nevertheless,
the
small
cross-section
sets
up
physical
boundary
design
space
system,
which
trades
off
speed,
signal
fidelity
spectral
bandwidth.
The
synergistic
combination
computational
approaches
offers
way
to
break
trade-off.
In
this
review,
we
first
introduce
coherent
recent
developments,
then
discuss
current
methods,
including
compressive
micro-spectroscopy,
volumetric
imaging,
as
well
machine
learning
algorithms
improve
system
performance
decipher
information.
We
foresee
constant
permeation
concepts
push
capability
microscopy.