Halogen bonding aza-BODIPYs for anion sensing and anion binding-modulated singlet oxygen generation
Andrew J. Taylor,
Paul D. Beer
Abstract:Two novel halogen bonding aza-BODIPY anion sensors that operate in the biologically-relevant near-IR window are reported. Unprecedented supramolecular host–guest anion binding modulation of singlet oxygen (1O2) generation is demonstrated.
A novel halogen bonding pillararene, decorated with BODIPY fluorescent reporter groups, demonstrated strong sensing of environmentally damaging dicarboxylates and a chemical warfare agent simulant in highly competitive aqueous-containing media.
A novel halogen bonding pillararene, decorated with BODIPY fluorescent reporter groups, demonstrated strong sensing of environmentally damaging dicarboxylates and a chemical warfare agent simulant in highly competitive aqueous-containing media.
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