A study on tunable AIE (AIEE) of boron ketoiminate-based conjugated polymers for live cell imaging

Dai, Chunhui; Yang, Dongliang; Fang, Xiao; Chen, Qingmin; Zhu, Chengjian; Cheng, Yixiang; Wang, Lianhui

doi:10.1039/c5py00733j

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“…The detailed synthetic routes of P1–P4 were modified according to our previous reports (Scheme S1†). 26–28 The Pdots could be prepared by a nanoprecipitation method utilizing a polymer as the luminescent precursor and poly(styrene- co -maleic anhydride) (PSMA) as a functional reagent.…”

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Dual resonance energy transfer in triple-component polymer dots to enhance electrochemiluminescence for highly sensitive bioanalysis

Wang

Chen

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Chem. Sci.

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Dual resonance energy transfer in triple-component polymer dots to enhance electrochemiluminescence for highly sensitive bioanalysis

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Chen

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“…AIE‐active conjugated polymers are generally prepared by polycondensation reactions . As shown in Scheme A, Wang and co‐workers synthesized organoboron conjugated polymers 27a – d via palladium‐catalyzed Suzuki coupling reaction of 2,7‐dioxaborolane‐fluorene 25 and 26 using Pd(PPh 3 ) 4 as the catalyst . A rotatable phenyl group was incorporated onto the nitrogen atom of the boron ketoiminate derivative 26 , endowing the final polymers with AIE property.…”

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AIE Polymers: Synthesis, Properties, and Biological Applications

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Pan

Manghnani

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Macromolecular Bioscience

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Aggregation-caused quenching (ACQ) is a general phenomenon that is faced by traditional fluorescent polymers. Aggregation-induced emission (AIE) is exactly opposite to ACQ. AIE molecules are almost nonemissive in their molecularly dissolved state, but they can be induced to show high fluorescence in the aggregated or solid state. Incorporation of AIE phenomenon into polymer design has yielded various polymers with AIE characteristics. In this review, the recent progress of AIE polymers for biological applications is summarized.

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“…63 A series of conjugated polymers with various substituents at the phenyl group on the nitrogen atom in boron ketoiminate complexes were created. The synthesized polymers showed AIE properties with different colors depending on the substituents.…”

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Recent progress of optical functional nanomaterials based on organoboron complexes with β-diketonate, ketoiminate and diiminate

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The synthesis and application of organoboron complexes are a highly relevant topic owng to their unique characteristics. Based on their emissive properties, these complexes have been used to make novel optical materials and devices; boron β-diketonate is a simple and robust organoboron complex. From a series of recent studies, unique and versatile optical properties have been reported. In this review, we introduce the results of primarily recent studies on boron diketonate and related compounds containing polymers and particularly explain their optical properties. Initially, the multi-emission of boron diketonate derivatives and its application to biotechnology are explained. Next, the formation of nanostructures and its emission properties are demonstrated. The modulation of optical properties by mechanical stress is also presented. Finally, recent progress in the development of solid-emissive materials are shown with boron diketonates and their derivatives, which have aggregation-induced emission properties. The versatility of boron diketonates as a building block for the preparation of functional optical materials is the focus of this review.

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A study on tunable AIE (AIEE) of boron ketoiminate-based conjugated polymers for live cell imaging

Abstract: In this study, four boron ketoiminate-based conjugated polymers P1–P4 are designed and synthesized via Suzuki polymerization.

Cited by 30 publications

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Dual resonance energy transfer in triple-component polymer dots to enhance electrochemiluminescence for highly sensitive bioanalysis

Dual resonance energy transfer in triple-component polymer dots to enhance electrochemiluminescence for highly sensitive bioanalysis

AIE Polymers: Synthesis, Properties, and Biological Applications

Recent progress of optical functional nanomaterials based on organoboron complexes with β-diketonate, ketoiminate and diiminate

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