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Design And Application Of Improved H2S Fluorescent Probe Based On Chromophore

Posted on:2021-01-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J P WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330626955402Subject:Inorganic Chemistry
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Hydrogen sulfide?H2S?has been considered a toxic gas molecule with a smell of rotten eggs.However,more and more research refreshed the knowledge of traditional H2S toxicity.H2S,a "infamous" compound,was re-recognized as the third multifunctional endogenous gas signaling molecule.H2S is mainly produced in mammals through enzymatic reactions,including four major cystathionine ?-syntheses?CBS?,cystathionine ?-lyase?CSE?,and 3-mercaptopyruvate sulfotransferase?3-MST?and cysteine aminotransferase?CAT?),thereby participating in the complex physiological and pathological processes in life activities.H2S can participate in physiological processes such as regulating insulin release,inducing angiogenesis,and protecting neurons from oxidative stress.However,abnormal changes in H2S levels are also associated with many diseases,such as cirrhosis,Alzheimer's disease,diabetes,Down's syndrome,and hypertension.Therefore,in order to better understand the complex performance of H2S under physiological and pathological conditions,monitoring and imaging changes in H2S remains critical.Fluorescent biological imaging technology has become an indispensable tool for biological research due to its advantages such as high sensitivity,good selectivity,non-invasiveness,real-time and in situ imaging detection.H2S is a biomolecule with unique chemical properties.It can be used not only as a good reducing agent,but also as a good nucleophile.According to reaction type of the nucleophilic reaction and reduction reaction between the probe and H2S,we have made improvements on the fluorescent chromophore and developed three H2S fluorescent probes 2-1,3-1,and 4-1.The detection performance of the probes was studied by means of ultraviolet,fluorescence spectrum and laser confocal microscope imaging.The specific research work is as follows:1.We designed and synthesized the sophorone-based orange emission probe 2-1.Two electrophilic centers of disulfide and ester bond were introduced into the probe 2-1.H2S advances the disulfide bond to obtain an intermediate with-SSH,and then the intermediate undergoes a second nucleophilic reaction in succession to form benzodithiol ketone,simultaneously releases a fluorophore with a fluorescence signal at 580 nm.The probe 2-1 showed a large Stokes shift?155 nm?and high sensitivity?the detection limit of 88 n M?.In addition,the probe 2-1 was used to monitor exogenous and endogenous H2S in living cells.However,probe 2-1 also has certain defects,such as poor water solubility and short fluorescence emission wavelength.2.On the basis of probe 2-1,we improved the detection performance of fluorescent probes by improving the fluorophore.We used a positively charged cyanine?Cy7?as a red fluorophore and synthesized a long-wavelength fluorescent probe 3-1.After reacting with H2S,the fluorescence signal released in the red light range?the highest emission peak is at 639 nm?.The probe 3-1 showed good water solubility and low detection limit?36 n M?.In addition,the ability of probe 3-1 to target mitochondria of subcellular organelles was investigated.Importantly,probe 3-1 has been successfully applied to imaging H2S in living mice.3.We modified methylene blue as a near-infrared?NIR?emitting fluorophore and selected an azide group as the H2S reduction site,and synthesized a near-infrared probe 4-1,which can better avoid interference from other sulfur-containing substances.After the azide group of probe 4-1 is specifically reduced to amino group by H2S,the intramolecular self-fragmentation finally released the methylene blue fluorophore,and the fluorescence signal fell in the near infrared region?687 nm?.The detection limit of probe 4-1 for H2S is 0.32 ?M.The complex relationship between Ca2+ and H2S was studied using probe 4-1.
Keywords/Search Tags:Hydrogen sulfide, Fluorescent probe, Chromophore, Biological imaging
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