Issue 34, 2015

High selective fluorescence imaging of cesium distribution in Arabidopsis using a bis(trihydroxyphenyl)-appended fluorescent probe with a turn-on system

Abstract

The bis(trihydroxyphenyl)-appended ligand 1 was found to display dramatically enhanced fluorescence upon the addition of Cs+, but not with any other metal ions. The self-assembled nanofiber of 1 was changed into a spherical structure upon addition of Cs+ in aqueous solution. Furthermore, 1 as a chemoprobe displayed high-resolution fluorescence imaging for cesium in Arabidopsis.

Graphical abstract: High selective fluorescence imaging of cesium distribution in Arabidopsis using a bis(trihydroxyphenyl)-appended fluorescent probe with a turn-on system

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
24 Feb 2015
Accepted
06 Mar 2015
First published
06 Mar 2015

RSC Adv., 2015,5, 26662-26665

Author version available

High selective fluorescence imaging of cesium distribution in Arabidopsis using a bis(trihydroxyphenyl)-appended fluorescent probe with a turn-on system

S. H. Jung, T. K. Hyun, J. Kim and J. H. Jung, RSC Adv., 2015, 5, 26662 DOI: 10.1039/C5RA03371C

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