Issue 11, 2024

Malachite green: a long-buried water-soluble AIEgen with near-infrared fluorescence for living cell nucleus staining

Abstract

Fluorescent imaging probes are crucial for exploring nucleus-related cellular events in live cells. Ideal probes should be photostable, small-sized, highly contrasted, and low in background. Here, we discovered that malachite green is a water-soluble near-infrared luminogen with aggregation-induced emission properties. Importantly, it can be used for living cell nucleus staining in a wash-free manner.

Graphical abstract: Malachite green: a long-buried water-soluble AIEgen with near-infrared fluorescence for living cell nucleus staining

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Article type
Communication
Submitted
10 Nov 2023
Accepted
30 Dec 2023
First published
02 Jan 2024

Chem. Commun., 2024,60, 1452-1455

Malachite green: a long-buried water-soluble AIEgen with near-infrared fluorescence for living cell nucleus staining

Y. Luo, L. Zhou, L. Du, Y. Xie, X. Lou, L. Cai, B. Z. Tang, P. Gong and P. Zhang, Chem. Commun., 2024, 60, 1452 DOI: 10.1039/D3CC05535C

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