Biomaterials Science · 2019 · 29 citations · 63 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMaterials ScienceBiophotonicsEndocytosisMolecular ImagingFluorescence MicroscopyFluorescence SpectroscopyLuminescent MaterialsPhotochemistryPhotophysics Of Fluorescent ProbesBlue Light DetectionBlue Light EmissionFluorescence LifetimeFluorescent DyesOrganic Dye PhotophysicsOrganic FluorophoresOrganic Light-emitting MaterialsStructure-property Relationships In Dyes
, particularly for 4, and the iodine atoms in 5 and 6, which prevent π-π stacking. All these results indicate that our dyads are extremely good emitters in solution while maintaining the emission properties in the aggregate state. Crystal packing, fingerprint plot analysis, and TD-DFT calculations for the three compounds support these results. Confocal microscopy studies show that 6 is the best-internalized compound by HeLa cells via endocytosis, although 4 and 5 also presented a high fluorescence intensity emission. Moreover, due to the blue emission, this compound is an excellent candidate to be applied as a fluorescent dye in bioimaging studies.
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