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Fluorescent properties and bioimaging potential of phenyl-substituted symmetrical furan diketopyrrolopyrroles
Autoři: Pauk Karel | Imramovský Aleš | Musioł Robert | Slodek Aneta
Rok: 2025
Druh publikace: ostatní - přednáška nebo poster
Strana od-do: nestránkováno
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Jazyk Název Abstrakt Klíčová slova
eng Fluorescent properties and bioimaging potential of phenyl-substituted symmetrical furan diketopyrrolopyrroles Three symmetrical D-A-D systems of N-alkylated 3,6-difuran-2,5-dihydro-pyrrolo[3,4-c]pyrrole-1,4-dione (EHDPP) with various π conjugated aromatic part based on furan moiety were designed, synthesized and characterized. These different π-extended chromophores show different intramolecular charge transfer properties. Photophysical analysis of EHDPP derivatives revealed broad absorption in the 300–620 nm range, shifting absorption maxima by 60 nm with increasing π-conjugation. Emission studies showed intense fluorescence from 520 to 680 nm with 30–79% quantum yields, which improved with increasing conjugation. Low-temperature studies further revealed enhanced vibronic features and extended lifetimes, particularly for EHDPP-PF with 2-phenylfuran units, attributed to suppressing nonradiative processes. DFT analysis of molecular orbitals reveals increasing substituent contributions to HOMO and LUMO orbitals from furan to 2-phenylfuran, correlating with the enhanced donating ability of terminal groups. A preliminary biological study highlighted the potential of these derivatives as fluorescent cellular probes. The compounds exhibited strong fluorescence stability and negligible cytotoxicity at concentrations suitable for staining cellular compartments, making them promising candidates for biological imaging applications. These findings highlight the importance of terminal substituent modification in tuning the photophysical and electronic properties of EHDPP derivatives. Fluorescence; bioimaging; symmetrical diketopyrrolopyrroles