This invention provides a supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array and its application in detecting five
tyrosine kinase inhibitors, belonging to the field of
analytical chemistry detection technology. The supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array is composed of three supramolecular fluorescent probes: 2NR@Q[8], 2AO@Q[8], and APFG@Q[8]. This invention uses a supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array composed of three supramolecular fluorescent probes: 2NR@Q[8], 2AO@Q[8], and APFG@Q[8]. By utilizing the cross-
fluorescence response signals generated by this supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array for five TKIs, combined with classical
pattern recognition algorithms, it is possible to perform qualitative and quantitative detection of five TKIs: GEF, EH, LD, AD, and DAC. Moreover, this supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array has good anti-interference properties, and
serum samples have demonstrated that the supramolecular
fluorescence sensing array constructed in this invention can simultaneously analyze five TKIs in complex systems. Therefore, this invention provides a new method for detecting
tyrosine kinase inhibitors, which is more intuitive and convenient than traditional detection techniques.