Assembly–disassembly driven “off–on” fluorescent perylene bisimide probes for detecting and tracking of proteins in living cells
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- 23 July 2013
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) in RSC Advances
- Vol. 3 (38) , 17007-17010
Abstract
We have developed an assembly–disassembly driven “off–on” fluorescent bioprobe based on amphiphilic perylene bisimide. In aqueous solutions, the amphiphilic probes can form self-assembled nanostructures with quenched fluorescence. These probes could then be disassembled by the binding of the probes to the targeted proteins, and the disassembly process leads to a 23-fold enhancement in fluorescence intensity. Amphiphilic perylene bisimides could be used as probes for the detection and tracking of targeted proteins under live cell conditions.Keywords
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