Structural studies of biarylpyridines fluorophores lead to the identification of promising long wavelength emitters for use in fluorescent chemosensors
摘要:
Fluorescent chemosensors-molecules whose fluorescence emission changes in response to a reversible binding event-require both a substrate binding domain and a reporting fluorophore. Our approach to chemosensor development is based on a combination of a new signaling mechanism and a modular fluorophore synthesis. The latter feature has facilitated detailed study of the properties of polyarylpyridine fluorophores, and has led to the identification of a visibly-emissive pyridine as a promising lead structure for chemosensor development. The results of this study are described herein. (C) 2004 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Structural studies of biarylpyridines fluorophores lead to the identification of promising long wavelength emitters for use in fluorescent chemosensors
作者:A.G. Fang、J.V. Mello、N.S. Finney
DOI:10.1016/j.tet.2004.08.049
日期:2004.11
Fluorescent chemosensors-molecules whose fluorescence emission changes in response to a reversible binding event-require both a substrate binding domain and a reporting fluorophore. Our approach to chemosensor development is based on a combination of a new signaling mechanism and a modular fluorophore synthesis. The latter feature has facilitated detailed study of the properties of polyarylpyridine fluorophores, and has led to the identification of a visibly-emissive pyridine as a promising lead structure for chemosensor development. The results of this study are described herein. (C) 2004 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.