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Auteurs principaux: Zhang, Li, Tan, Jiangkun, Yang, Xintong, Fang, Shujing, Wei, Shaoyu, Liu, Shudi, Zhang, Liangwei, Wang, Xiaoyan, Chen, Lingxin
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Langue:en
Publié: Journal of hazardous materials 2025
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author Zhang, Li
Tan, Jiangkun
Yang, Xintong
Fang, Shujing
Wei, Shaoyu
Liu, Shudi
Zhang, Liangwei
Wang, Xiaoyan
Chen, Lingxin
author_facet Zhang, Li
Tan, Jiangkun
Yang, Xintong
Fang, Shujing
Wei, Shaoyu
Liu, Shudi
Zhang, Liangwei
Wang, Xiaoyan
Chen, Lingxin
Zhang, Li
Tan, Jiangkun
Yang, Xintong
Fang, Shujing
Wei, Shaoyu
Liu, Shudi
Zhang, Liangwei
Wang, Xiaoyan
Chen, Lingxin
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Dual responsive fluorescent probe for exploring hypochlorite and sulfur dioxide in different heavy metal ions related stress models. Zhang, Li Tan, Jiangkun Yang, Xintong Fang, Shujing Wei, Shaoyu Liu, Shudi Zhang, Liangwei Wang, Xiaoyan Chen, Lingxin Hypochlorous Acid Sulfur Dioxide Fluorescent Dyes Metals, Heavy Humans Zebrafish Animals Oxidative Stress Oxidation-Reduction The danger of heavy metal pollution has drawn the global concern of researchers in recent decades, especially multiple heavy metal pollution. Heavy metal pollution induced stress may cause oxidative stress and redox balance disruption in living organism, and further trigger other secondary stresses. Fluorescent imaging analysis is considered to be effective method for real-time visualization of complex bioactive molecules in situ due to their non-destruction, high sensitivity and specificity. It is still relatively rare that bifunctional fluorescent probe for imaging redox-correlated molecules under heavy metal stress. Herein, we designed and synthesized a smart dual responsive fluorescence probe (D-P) with dual detection sites for the individual detection of HClO and SO derivatives with different channels. The probe D-P was applied to effectively dual monitor the dynamic change of HClO and SO derivatives in plant, zebrafish and human cells. Importantly, probe D-P successfully observed dynamic changes of HClO and SO derivatives mediated redox status in living organisms under single and combined exposure to heavy metal stress, and further during DTT-induced ER stress and hypoxia and ischemia stress, confirming that probe D-P is a powerful tool to real-time image of the dynamic balance of HClO and SO derivatives for assessing the redox homeostasis under environmental stress, which can be monitored and adopted as the early warning in environmental stress conditions and disease.
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spellingShingle Dual responsive fluorescent probe for exploring hypochlorite and sulfur dioxide in different heavy metal ions related stress models.
Zhang, Li
Tan, Jiangkun
Yang, Xintong
Fang, Shujing
Wei, Shaoyu
Liu, Shudi
Zhang, Liangwei
Wang, Xiaoyan
Chen, Lingxin
Hypochlorous Acid
Sulfur Dioxide
Fluorescent Dyes
Metals, Heavy
Humans
Zebrafish
Animals
Oxidative Stress
Oxidation-Reduction
Dual responsive fluorescent probe for exploring hypochlorite and sulfur dioxide in different heavy metal ions related stress models. Zhang, Li Tan, Jiangkun Yang, Xintong Fang, Shujing Wei, Shaoyu Liu, Shudi Zhang, Liangwei Wang, Xiaoyan Chen, Lingxin Hypochlorous Acid Sulfur Dioxide Fluorescent Dyes Metals, Heavy Humans Zebrafish Animals Oxidative Stress Oxidation-Reduction The danger of heavy metal pollution has drawn the global concern of researchers in recent decades, especially multiple heavy metal pollution. Heavy metal pollution induced stress may cause oxidative stress and redox balance disruption in living organism, and further trigger other secondary stresses. Fluorescent imaging analysis is considered to be effective method for real-time visualization of complex bioactive molecules in situ due to their non-destruction, high sensitivity and specificity. It is still relatively rare that bifunctional fluorescent probe for imaging redox-correlated molecules under heavy metal stress. Herein, we designed and synthesized a smart dual responsive fluorescence probe (D-P) with dual detection sites for the individual detection of HClO and SO derivatives with different channels. The probe D-P was applied to effectively dual monitor the dynamic change of HClO and SO derivatives in plant, zebrafish and human cells. Importantly, probe D-P successfully observed dynamic changes of HClO and SO derivatives mediated redox status in living organisms under single and combined exposure to heavy metal stress, and further during DTT-induced ER stress and hypoxia and ischemia stress, confirming that probe D-P is a powerful tool to real-time image of the dynamic balance of HClO and SO derivatives for assessing the redox homeostasis under environmental stress, which can be monitored and adopted as the early warning in environmental stress conditions and disease.
title Dual responsive fluorescent probe for exploring hypochlorite and sulfur dioxide in different heavy metal ions related stress models.
topic Hypochlorous Acid
Sulfur Dioxide
Fluorescent Dyes
Metals, Heavy
Humans
Zebrafish
Animals
Oxidative Stress
Oxidation-Reduction
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40818228/