An azacyclo-localizing fluorescent probe for the specific labeling of lysosome and autolysosome
An azacyclo-localizing fluorescent probe for the specific labeling of lysosome and autolysosome
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用于特异性标记溶酶体和自溶酶体的氮杂环定位荧光探针
DOI:
10.1016/j.talanta.2020.120941
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
Zhang Zhongping
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作者:
Yang Linlin;Zhao Jun;Wang Jianping;Han Guangmei;Liu Bianhua;Zhang Wei;Fu Yao;Han Ming-Yong;Wang Zhenyang;Zhang Zhongping
Understanding lysosome-related physiology needs specific lysosome probes to track the biological processes of lysosome in living cells. Here, we report an azacyclo-modified fluorescent probe that has a large Stokes shift, good photostability and negligible cytotoxicity for highly specific labeling of lysosome and autolysosome in living cells. The probes with different kinds of azacyclo groups on parent dye dansyl are screened to show that dansyl-cycleanine (DNS-C) with four nitrogen atoms possesses the best lysosome-localized ability. And DNS-C as a universal tracker exhibits excellent ability for lysosome labeling in different cell lines with high overlap coefficients (≥0.90). Different from a commercially available LysoTracker, the Stokes shift of DNS-C up to 240 nm (λex/em= 330/570 nm), is much larger than that of LysoTracker ~20 nm (λex/em= 573/595 nm). More importantly, the fluorescence of DNS-C keeps still high brightness after a time-lapsed imaging for 40 min in living cells, implying its remarkable photostability for long-term tracking. In addition, DNS-C can also clearly image the autolysosome, a critical subcellular compartment, forming by the fusion of lysosome with autophagosome in autophagy. These results suggest the promising utility of our probe as a powerful tool to real-time trace physiological processes of lysosomes.