The present invention belongs to the field of biological detection and
biomedicine technology, and specifically relates to a Cu 2+ Synthesis and application of activated
photosensitizer. In order to construct a NIR-Ⅱ activated
photosensitizer, the present invention uses
rhodamine derivatives as raw materials and synthesizes a Cu 2+ Activated
photosensitizer, this NIR-Ⅱ region activated photosensitizer itself does not have the ability to emit
fluorescence, and needs to be 2+ After stimulation, it can be activated by light, thereby generating a large amount of
reactive oxygen species and
fluorescence emission. Among them, the
reactive oxygen species generated will destroy the proteins,
DNA, and lipids in the cells, leading to
cell apoptosis, thereby killing
tumor cells; the
fluorescence emission can produce a strong fluorescence
signal in the NIR-Ⅱ region, which can be used for NIR-Ⅱ
in vivo imaging of the cancerous site. It can be seen that the Cu 2+ Activated photosensitizers provide new ideas for the design of activated photosensitizers, which are of great reference significance for realizing integrated diagnosis and treatment and overcoming
cancer problems.