Three fluorenone-derived two-photon fluorescent probes (TK) targeting the lysosomes (TK-Lyso) and mitochondria (TK-Mito1 and TK-Mito2) were synthesized by introducing different diphenylamine moieties into the fluorenone core. The TK dyes showed high biocompatibility and long-term retention, low cytotoxicity, large Stokes shift and good fluorescence quantum yield. The results of the present work disclose a class of organic dyes with potential wide applications as specific and efficient probes for lysosomes and mitochondria in the study of various biological processes.

Design and synthesis of fluorenone-based dyes: Two-photon excited fluorescent probes for imaging of lysosomes and mitochondria in living cells

Capodilupo A L;Vergaro V;Fabiano E;De Giorgi Milena;Cardone Antonio;Maiorano V;Sanvitto D;Gigli G;Ciccarella G
2015

Abstract

Three fluorenone-derived two-photon fluorescent probes (TK) targeting the lysosomes (TK-Lyso) and mitochondria (TK-Mito1 and TK-Mito2) were synthesized by introducing different diphenylamine moieties into the fluorenone core. The TK dyes showed high biocompatibility and long-term retention, low cytotoxicity, large Stokes shift and good fluorescence quantum yield. The results of the present work disclose a class of organic dyes with potential wide applications as specific and efficient probes for lysosomes and mitochondria in the study of various biological processes.
2015
Istituto di Chimica dei Composti OrganoMetallici - ICCOM -
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
Istituto Nanoscienze - NANO
TARGETING MITOCHONDRIA; CROSS-SECTIONS; SOLAR-CELLS; EXCITATION; DERIVATIVES; MICROSCOPY; ACID
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