Synthesis of modified conformationally fixed tricarbocyanine dyes for conjugation with therapeutic agents

Doroshenko, Irina A.; Aminulla, Kamilla G.; Азев, В. Н.; Kulinich, Tatiana M.; Vasilichin, Vladislav A; Shtila, Alexander A.; Podrugina, T. A.

doi:10.1016/j.mencom.2021.09.008

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“…I. A. Doroshenko: dye 1 , dye 2 , dye 3, and dye 4 . The structures of the dyes are shown in Scheme .…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

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“…Data (1–3) were collected using Visualizer 2 (Camag, Muttenz, Switzerland). Near-infrared (NIR) images (4) were captured using an in-house manufactured NIR visualizer containing red LEDs (660 nm) as a light source and a Nikon D80 camera with a light filter cutting off visible light up to 700 nm . NIR photographs were only taken for the NIR emitting dyes.…”

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“…Near-infrared (NIR) images (4) were captured using an in-house manufactured NIR visualizer containing red LEDs (660 nm) as a light source and a Nikon D80 camera with a light filter cutting off visible light up to 700 nm. 50 NIR photographs were only taken for the NIR emitting dyes. The experiment in one well was considered an observation; each sample was replicated in six observations.…”

Section: Reaction-based Opticalmentioning

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Monitoring Different Water Types for Engine Oil–Water-Soluble Fraction and Iron(2+) Using a Reaction-Based Optical Sensing Strategy: A Proof-of-Concept Study

Skorobogatov,

Shik,

Sobolev

et al. 2024

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Optical sensing is an inexpensive and simple technique in water pollution control that offers high sample throughput and field applications. In this work, we applied an innovative reaction-based optical fingerprinting strategy for the recognition of clean and synthetically contaminated waters. Samples of spring, well, borehole, pond, and tap water were introduced into the reaction mixtures containing carbocyanine dyes, the absorbance and fluorescence of which were monitored photographically at different times; the data were processed by linear discriminant analysis. Up to 11 clean water samples were completely discriminated; the samples artificially polluted with the soluble fraction of different brand engine oil [water-soluble fraction (WSF)] and iron(2+) supplied as Mohr's salt were discriminated from uncontaminated ones; the presence of 35-fold diluted WSF in water was also detected. Iron(2+) was detected in water samples at 3 μg/L using the same indicator reactions. The proposed strategy can be useful in water pollution monitoring.

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“…I. A. Doroshenko: dye 1 , dye 2 , dye 3, and dye 4 . The structures of the dyes are shown in Scheme .…”

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confidence: 99%

Section: Reaction-based Opticalmentioning

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