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3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs

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3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs

Catalog Number	F01-0141
Category	BODIPY
Molecular Formula	C24H21BF2N2S
Molecular Weight	418.318

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A red-shifted BODIPY fluorescent probe with enhanced emission for bioimaging and photosensitization. Perfect for researchers in fluorescence materials science.

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3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs, a class of organic dyes renowned for their exceptional photophysical characteristics, find wide-ranging applications across diverse scientific realms. Here are four key applications of 3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs:

Fluorescent Probes in Imaging: Embracing 3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs as fluorescent probes in bioimaging capitalizes on their luminous fluorescence and enduring stability. By labeling them with biomolecules, researchers can visualize intricate biological processes like cellular uptake and the subcellular localization of proteins or nucleic acids. The application of these dyes in fluorescence microscopy unlocks profound insights into the dynamic nature of cellular activities and molecular interactions.

Photodynamic Therapy: The deployment of these dyes in photodynamic therapy (PDT) for combating cancer exploits their unique ability to generate reactive oxygen species upon light stimulation. Upon activation, 3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs unleash singlet oxygen, a potent cytotoxic agent that can trigger cell death in cancerous cells. This strategy enables precise targeting of tumor sites while mitigating harm to adjacent healthy tissues.

Chemical Sensors: Leveraging the sensitivity of 3-vinylthienyl-BODIPYs to environmental fluctuations, these dyes are instrumental in crafting cutting-edge chemical sensors. Capable of detecting changes in metal ions, pH levels, and other analytes through fluorescence modulation, they serve as invaluable assets in environmental surveillance and the identification of chemical contaminants or biological indicators.

Organic Electronics: Delving into the realm of organic electronics, researchers explore the potential applications of these compounds in organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) and organic photovoltaics. Their finely tunable optical and electronic properties position them as prime contenders for fabricating efficient light-emitting and light-absorbing materials.