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Sensitivity evaluation of rhodamine B hydrazide towards nitric oxide and its application for macrophage cells imaging
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Sensitivity evaluation of rhodamine B hydrazide towards nitric oxide and its application for macrophage cells imaging

Chi-Ming Wu, Yen-Hao Chen, Kasala Dayananda, Tsun-Wei Shiue, Chen-Hsiung Hung, Wen-Feng Liaw, Po-Yu ChenYun-Ming Wang
Analytica Chimica Acta, 卷.708(1-2), 頁碼.141-148
12/2011
PMID: 22093357

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Cell imaging Fluorescent probe Nitric oxide Rhodamine Biochemistry Analytical Chemistry Spectroscopy Environmental Chemistry
A colorless and non-fluorescent rhodamine derivative, rhodamine B hydrazide (RH), is applied to detect nitric oxide and form fluorescent rhodamine B (RB). The reaction mechanism of RH with NO is proposed in this study. The probe shows good stability over a broad pH range (pH > 4). Furthermore, fluorescence intensity of RH displays an excellent linearity to the NO concentration and the detection limit is as low as 20. nM. A 1000-fold fluorescence turn-on from a dark background was observed. Moreover, the selectivity study indicated that the fluorescence intensity increasing in the presence of NO was significantly higher than those of other reactive oxygen/nitrogen species. In exogenously generated NO detection study, clear intracellular red fluorescence was observed in the presence of S-nitroso- N-acetyl-D,L-penicillamine (SNAP, a kind of NO releasing agent). In endogenously generated NO detection study, increasing incubation time of RH with lipopolysaccharied (LPS) pre-treated cells could obtain a highly fluorescent cell image. These cell imaging results demonstrated that RH can efficiently penetrate into Raw 264.7 cells and be used for detection of exogenously and endogenously generated nitric oxide. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.

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