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Fluorescent styrenes for mitochondrial imaging and viscosity sensing

Source
Photochemistry and Photobiology
ISSN
00318655
Date Issued
2024-07-01
Author(s)
Singh, Deepmala
Ghorpade, Mohini
Regar, Ramprasad
Collot, Mayeul
Soppina, Virupakshi
Kanvah, Sriram  
DOI
10.1111/php.13910
Volume
100
Issue
4
Abstract
Fluorophores bearing cationic pendants, such as the pyridinium group, tend to preferentially accumulate in mitochondria, whereas those with pentafluorophenyl groups display a distinct affinity for the endoplasmic reticulum. In this study, we designed fluorophores incorporating pyridinium and pentafluorophenyl pendants and examined their impact on sub-cellular localization. Remarkably, the fluorophores exhibited a notable propensity for the mitochondrial membrane. Furthermore, these fluorophores revealed dual functionality by facilitating the detection of viscosity changes within the sub-cellular environment and serving as heavy-atom-free photosensitizers. With easy chemical tunability, wash-free imaging, and a favorable signal-to-noise ratio, these fluorophores are valuable tools for imaging mitochondria and investigating their cellular processes.
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URI
https://d8.irins.org/handle/IITG2025/28859
Subjects
Cyanostilbenes | nystatin | pentafluorophenyl | sub-cellular imaging
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