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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES
卷 178, 期 -, 页码 536-546出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2021.02.134
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Heparin-protamine interaction; Heparin sensor; Turn-on fluorescence; Thiazole orange
The study developed a fluorescence probe TO for efficient colorimetric and fluorimetric detection of Heparin, with detection limits of 19nM and 34nM respectively, and also applicable for detecting Protamine in complex detection. The sensing system showed advantages of simplicity, economic benefits, and specific detection of Heparin.
Devising fluorescence-based turn-on probes for the specific and sensitive detection of Heparin is of utmost clinical importance. In this contribution, we have identified a molecular rotor based asymmetric cyanine probe, thiazole orange (TO), which enables an efficient colorimetric and fluorimetric detection of Heparin. TO undergoes the formation of emissive H-aggregates upon interaction with Heparin that display an impressive emission enhancement of similar to 22 fold together with drastic changes in the absorption spectra that yields a prominent colour change in the solution from orange to yellow. These seldom reported emissive H-aggregates of TO, serve as an efficient platform for Heparin detection with a LOD of 19 nM, fluorometrically and 34 nM, colorimetrically. The TO-Heparin complex is also accompanied by a large change in the excited-state lifetime. The TO-Heparin complex has been further utilized for the detection of Protamine, which is the only medically affirmed antitoxin of Heparin. Overall, our sensing system offers several advantages, such as, simple, dual read-out, economic and specific detection of Heparin with longer excitation and emission wavelength, rapid naked eye detection and utilizes an in-expensive commercially available fluoprophore, TO. Most importantly, our sensing system also displays a good performance in the biologically complex human serum matrix. (C) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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