Photosensitive MRI biosensor for BCRP-Targeted uptake and light-induced inhibition of tumor cells.
Photosensitive MRI biosensor for BCRP-Targeted uptake and light-induced inhibition of tumor cells.
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10.1016/j.talanta.2021.122501
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2021-10
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6.1
通讯作者:
Long Zhao;Qianni Guo;Chen Yuan;Sha Li;Yaping Yuan;Qingbin Zeng;Xu Zhang;Chaohui Ye;Xin Zhou
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作者:
Long Zhao;Qianni Guo;Chen Yuan;Sha Li;Yaping Yuan;Qingbin Zeng;Xu Zhang;Chaohui Ye;Xin Zhou
Riboflavin and its derivatives are the most important coenzymes in vivo metabolism, and are closely related to life activities. In this paper, the first photolysis129Xe biosensor was developed by combining cryptophane-A with riboflavin moiety, which showed photosensitivity recorded by hyperpolarized129Xe NMR/MRI technology with an obvious chemical shift change of 5.3 ppm in aqueous solution. Cellular fluorescence imaging confirmed that the biosensor could be enriched in MCF-7 cells, and MTT assays confirmed that the cytotoxicity was enhanced after irradiation. Findings suggested that the biosensor has a potential application in tumor targeting and the inhibition of tumor cell proliferation after photodegradation.