Combinatorial Rosamine Library and Application to in Vivo Glutathione Probe
摘要:
Combinatorial approach on fluorescent rosamine library was developed using solid-phase chemistry. A highly selective library member (H22) toward reduced glutathione (GSH) was discovered, demonstrating the capability of in vivo GSH level sensing in live cells.
Combinatorial Rosamine Library and Application to in Vivo Glutathione Probe
摘要:
Combinatorial approach on fluorescent rosamine library was developed using solid-phase chemistry. A highly selective library member (H22) toward reduced glutathione (GSH) was discovered, demonstrating the capability of in vivo GSH level sensing in live cells.
“Singapore Green”: A New Fluorescent Dye for Microarray and Bioimaging Applications
作者:Junqi Li、Shao Q. Yao
DOI:10.1021/ol802700w
日期:2009.1.15
We have synthesized Singapore Green (SG), a structural hybrid of Tokyo Green and Rhodamine 110. This newdye is a green light-emitting substitute for 7-aminocoumarin, a blue fluorescentdye widely used in enzymatic assays. SG-conjugated peptide substrates were successfully synthesized and used in microarray-based protease substrate profiling and live-cell imaging experiments.
The present invention relates to a rosamine derivative compound, as described herein, having the following structure:
Also disclosed are methods of making such compounds and for using them for detection and imaging.
COMBINATORIAL ROSAMINE LIBRARY TO DETECT CELL-STATE SWITCHING
申请人:CHANG Young-Tae
公开号:US20090227467A1
公开(公告)日:2009-09-10
The present invention relates to the use of rosamine derivative compounds, as described herein, in detecting differentiated forms of a cell type of interest in a sample and in screening for compounds which inhibit differentiation of the cell type of interest. The candidate compound has the following structure:
Rapid Synthesis, Screening, and Identification of Xanthone- and Xanthene-Based Fluorophores Using Click Chemistry
作者:Junqi Li、Mingyu Hu、Shao Q. Yao
DOI:10.1021/ol9010344
日期:2009.7.16
A panel of new fluorophores with emission wavelengths from blue to yellow regions using the Cu(I)-catalyzed 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reaction of alkyne-functionalized xanthones and xanthenes with various azides have been synthesized. Screening of the "click" products led to the identification of "hit" fluorophores which showed a fluorescence increase upon triazole formation. These novel "click" fluorophores could potentially be used for bioconjugation and bioimaging purposes.