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Volumn 1, Issue , 2006, Pages 321-370

Zinc Metalloneurochemistry: Physiology, Pathology, and Probes

Author keywords

Biomolecule fluorescent probe for zinc; Dansyl ionophores; Fluorescent sensor in ratiometric zinc detection; Intensity based fluorescent sensors; Small molecule fluorescent probe for zinc; Transport, trafficking and homeostasis; Zinc detection methods; Zinc in brain; Zinc sensing in neuroscience application

Indexed keywords


EID: 84956980173     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.1002/0470028114.ch12     Document Type: Chapter
Times cited : (51)

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    • Addendum: The present review surveys literature on fluorescent probes for biological zinc through June, 2004. Several interesting developments in this field have appeared in print since that time and are summarized here. Intensity-based Zn2+ sensors with ultraviolet coumarin [237] and quinoline [238] chromophores, as well as visible-absorbing BODIPY [239,240] and naphthalimide [241-243] platforms, have been reported. Fluorescein-based zinc probes with improved selectivities and responses to Zn2+ have been described [244,245], along with a family of chemosensors with variable Zn2+-binding affinities [246]. A full report on a two-fluorophore approach to ratiometric Zn2+ sensing was published [247]. Finally, two additional brief reviews on fluorescent zinc sensing appeared [248,249].
    • Addendum: The present review surveys literature on fluorescent probes for biological zinc through June, 2004. Several interesting developments in this field have appeared in print since that time and are summarized here. Intensity-based Zn2+ sensors with ultraviolet coumarin [237] and quinoline [238] chromophores, as well as visible-absorbing BODIPY [239,240] and naphthalimide [241-243] platforms, have been reported. Fluorescein-based zinc probes with improved selectivities and responses to Zn2+ have been described [244,245], along with a family of chemosensors with variable Zn2+-binding affinities [246]. A full report on a two-fluorophore approach to ratiometric Zn2+ sensing was published [247]. Finally, two additional brief reviews on fluorescent zinc sensing appeared [248,249].


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