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Ultra-bright and -stable red and near-infrared squaraine fluorophores for in vivo two-photon imaging.


ABSTRACT: Fluorescent dyes that are bright, stable, small, and biocompatible are needed for high-sensitivity two-photon imaging, but the combination of these traits has been elusive. We identified a class of squaraine derivatives with large two-photon action cross-sections (up to 10,000 GM) at near-infrared wavelengths critical for in vivo imaging. We demonstrate the biocompatibility and stability of a red-emitting squaraine-rotaxane (SeTau-647) by imaging dye-filled neurons in vivo over 5 days, and utility for sensitive subcellular imaging by synthesizing a specific peptide-conjugate label for the synaptic protein PSD-95.

SUBMITTER: Podgorski K 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3522634 | biostudies-other | 2012

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-other

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Ultra-bright and -stable red and near-infrared squaraine fluorophores for in vivo two-photon imaging.

Podgorski Kaspar K   Terpetschnig Ewald E   Klochko Oleksii P OP   Obukhova Olena M OM   Haas Kurt K  

PloS one 20121214 12


Fluorescent dyes that are bright, stable, small, and biocompatible are needed for high-sensitivity two-photon imaging, but the combination of these traits has been elusive. We identified a class of squaraine derivatives with large two-photon action cross-sections (up to 10,000 GM) at near-infrared wavelengths critical for in vivo imaging. We demonstrate the biocompatibility and stability of a red-emitting squaraine-rotaxane (SeTau-647) by imaging dye-filled neurons in vivo over 5 days, and utili  ...[more]

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