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Dual-emission fluorescent nano-coassemblies, preparation method thereof and application thereof in ATP detection
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CN117866618B
Adenosine
Disodium Fluorescein
This invention discloses a dual-emission fluorescent nano-
assembly
, its preparation method, and its application in ATP detection. The co-
assembly
achieves the detection of
adenosine
triphosphate (ATP). This invention uses an amphiphilic TPE derivative as the energy donor and an amphiphilic
imidazole
compound as the anion
acceptor
to form a dual-emission fluorescent nano-
assembly
with
sodium
fluorescein
. Significant
energy transfer
occurs, resulting in strong
fluorescence
from the
sodium
fluorescein
. After
sodium
fluorescein
is replaced by ATP, the donor regains strong
fluorescence
emission while the light from the
sodium fluorescein
is quenched, allowing for the
fluorescence
detection of ATP with a
detection limit
as low as 0.735 nM. This method is simple, sensitive, and enables rapid and accurate specific quantitative detection of ATP, and can be widely used in the biomedical field.
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NANCHANG UNIV
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