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CinNapht : a new fluorophore family
by - 20 October 2021 (modifié le 23 September 2022)
A collaboration between ICSN, ISMO (SYSTEMAE group) and PPSM has shed light on the spectroscopy and photophysical properties of a new fluorophore family obtained by fusing cinnoline to naphthalimide to give a donor-acceptor system called CinNapht.
This molecule can be synthesized on a gram scale and exhibits a large Stoke shift and good fluorescence quantum yield. The strong solvatochromic effect of the emission (from green to red) can be used in bio-imaging.
"CinNapht" dyes a new Cinnoline/Naphthalimide fused hybrid fluorophore: Synthesis, Photo-physical study and use for bio-imaging.
Minh-Duc Hoang, Jean-Baptiste Bodin, Farah Savina, Vincent Steinmetz, Jérôme Bignon, Philippe Durand, Gilles Clavier, Rachel Méallet-Renault, Arnaud Chevalier.
RSC Advances, Royal Society of Chemistry, 2021, 11 (48), pp.30088-30092.
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