H2S play a crucial role in the biological system, including regulating vascular contractility, controlling stress tolerance, and maintaining cellular redox environment. Interestingly, these biofunctions are highly dependent to the local concentration, which determines the beneficial or detrimental effect. Therefore, developing a robust method for quantitative detections of H2S molecules is highly desired. In past years, many efforts have been devoted to design fluorogenic approaches for detection of cellular H2S in our research group. At here, we report a sensor for quantitative detection of H2S based on 1,8-naphthalimide with a high affinity and selectivity.<br/>

Fluorescence approach for quantitative detection of H2S in biosamples based on 1,8-naphthalimide

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