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A Dual-Emission Forster Resonance Energy Transfer Nanoprobe for Sensing/Imaging pH Changes in the Biological Environment

Journal

ACS NANO
Volume 4, Issue 12, Pages 7467-7474

Publisher

AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/nn102644u

Keywords

pH-responsive nanoprobe; Forster resonance energy transfer; ratiometric imaging; dual emission; associating polyelectrolyte; nanostructure transformation

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  1. National Science Council (NSC), Taiwan [98-2120-M-007-007]

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A dual-emission nanoprobe that can sense changes in the environmental pli is designed based on the concept of pH-responsive Forster resonance energy transfer induced by the conformational transition of an associating polyelectrolyte, N-palmitoyl chitosan, bearing a donor (Cy3) or an acceptor (Cy5) moiety. We demonstrate that the developed pH-responsive nanoprobe can be used to ratiometrically image and thus discriminate the pH changes In the biological environment at different length scales.

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