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RNA controls many biological processes. The selective detection and imaging of RNA molecules can provide information about their location, kinetics, and functions at the cellular level. The imidazolium-based positively charged probes would play a significant role in the deep investigation of RNA biomolecules to check their therapeutic potential and aid in the future rational molecular and drug design.

Graphical abstract: Charged probes: turn-on selective fluorescence for RNA

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