Chemistry - A European Journal · 2017 · 18 citations · 36 references
Super‐resolution MicroscopyEngineeringMicroscopyChemistrySuper-resolution ImagingMicroscopy MethodChemical ImageSingle-molecule Localisation MicroscopySynthetic ManipulationSingle MoleculeLight MicroscopyBiophysicsBlink RatePhotochemistryNanotechnologySupramolecular PhotochemistrySingle-molecule DetectionPhotophysical AnalysisApplied PhysicsMedicine
A series of 4-nitrobenzodiazoles with atomic substitution through the chalcogen group were synthesised and their photophysical properties analysed with a view for use in single-molecule localisation microscopy. Sub-diffraction resolution imaging was achieved for silica nanoparticles coated with each dye. Those containing larger atoms were favoured for super-resolution microscopy due to a reduced blink rate (required for stochastic events to be localised). The sulfur-containing molecule was deemed most amenable for widespread use due to the ease of synthetic manipulation compared to the selenium-containing derivative.
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