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An arylboronate locked fluorescent probe for hypochlorite.
Analyst 2017 June 13
An unusual arylboronate based fluorescent probe R1 was synthesized for the selective and sensitive detection of ClO- . A detailed mechanistic study revealed that R1 reacted with ClO- through an oxidation to chlorination mechanism, and the arylboronate moiety in R1 acted as a "lock" to eliminate the effects of pH fluctuations. With this design strategy, R1 was successfully used to detect as low as 6.4 nM of ClO- over other ROS species in a wide pH range from 4.5 to 9.0.
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