2 results about "Fluorescent derivative" patented technology

This application relates to the technical field of vaccine quality testing, specifically to a quantitative detection method for 3D-MLA in liposome adjuvants. The method includes the following steps: taking a test sample solution, adding hydrochloric acid for acid hydrolysis to completely hydrolyze 3D-MLA into D-glucosamine and D-glucosamine-6-phosphate; adding an internal standard solution and a derivatizing reagent to the hydrolyzed sample to perform a derivatization reaction, converting the glycosamine and internal standard into fluorescent derivatives; detecting the derivatized sample using high-performance liquid chromatography-fluorescence detector; and calculating the 3D-MLA content in the test sample using a standard curve method based on the ratio of the total peak area of ​​glucosamine to the peak area of ​​the internal standard. The detection method provided in this application is highly specific, sensitive, easy to operate, and suitable for large batches of samples.

This invention discloses the application of a thiazo[a]thiazolium fluorescent derivative in the sensing and detection of butyl nitrite. This fluorescent derivative uses the electron-deficient thiazo[a]thiazolium group as the core, with symmetrically connected at both ends a benzene ring with a typical "propeller" conformation and methoxylated triphenylamine at the para- or ortho-position as electron donors, forming a D-A-D type structure. This derivative exhibits high fluorescence quantum yield, excellent intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) characteristics, and good photophysical properties, demonstrating excellent sensing performance for butyl nitrite, including high sensitivity, fast response speed, and short recovery time. Furthermore, this fluorescent derivative is prepared into a fluorescent sensing film with good photochemical stability using a drop-coating method, and then assembled into a device to construct a thin-film fluorescent sensor, demonstrating significant application potential and practical value in the high-sensitivity detection of butyl nitrite.