Enhanced photostability of an anthracene-based dye due to supramolecular encapsulation: A new type of photostable fluorophore for single-molecule study

Enhanced photostability of an anthracene-based dye due to supramolecular encapsulation: A new type of photostable fluorophore for single-molecule study
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超分子封装增强蒽基染料的光稳定性:用于单分子研究的新型光稳定荧光团

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10.1039/c4pp00065j
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2014
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Photochemical & Photophysical Sciences
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K. Kobayashi
K. Kobayashi
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作者:
M. Mitsui;K. Higashi;R. Takahashi;Y. Hirumi;K. Kobayashi

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For single-molecule fluorescence studies, highly photostable fluorophores are absolutely imperative, because photo-induced degradation (i.e., photobleaching) limits the observation time of individual molecules. Herein, the photophysics and photostability of a highly fluorescent 9,10-bis(phenylethynyl)anthracene derivative (G) and its self-assembled boronic ester encapsulation complex (G@Cap) embedded in a glassy polymer matrix are investigated by single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy (SMFS). The heterogeneity of the fluorescence emission wavelength and triplet blinking kinetics of the guest G are significantly decreased by supramolecular encapsulation due to conformational restriction and reduced heterogeneity in the local environment. A nearly 10-fold increase in the photostability of G due to encapsulation is quantitatively confirmed by evaluating the photobleaching yields of G and G@Cap. In addition, it is found that the G@Cap is >30-fold more photostable than rhodamine 6G, a widely used fluorescent dye in single-molecule studies. These results demonstrate that the G@Cap can serve as a very bright, long-lasting fluorescent probe for single-molecule studies.