Fullerene-based fluorescent probe with rapid and highly-efficient response to glutathione, and preparation method and application thereof
A fluorescent probe and glutathione technology, applied in the field of protein detection in analytical chemistry, can solve problems such as limited sensitivity and detection range, long reaction time under reaction conditions, expensive chromatography instruments, etc., to increase hydrophilicity, The effect of improving sensitivity and improving responsiveness
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[0043] A fast and efficient glutathione-responsive fluorescent probe based on fullerene expressed as FQD-MnO 2 ; Wherein, FQD is fullerene quantum dot, and structural formula is C 60 (OH) x (NH 2 ) y o z , x=13, y=7, z=15.
[0044] The excitation wavelength range of fullerene quantum dots described in this embodiment is 350-500nm, and the fluorescence emission spectrum of fullerene quantum dots is an excitation wavelength-dependent emission spectrum, and the scope of its maximum emission peak is 450-550nm. The point particle size is less than 10nm.
[0045] The fluorescent probe described in this embodiment is composed of fullerene quantum dots and manganese dioxide nanosheets through electrostatic adsorption and coordination bonds. The preparation method specifically comprises the following steps:
[0046] a. Synthesis of fullerene quantum dots: in C 60 Adding mass concentration to the powder is 30% hydrogen peroxide and 28% ammonia, every 10mg of C 60 Add 10ml of a ...
Embodiment 2
[0050] A fast and efficient glutathione-responsive fluorescent probe based on fullerene expressed as FQD-MnO 2 ; Wherein, FQD is fullerene quantum dot, and structural formula is C 60 (OH) x (NH 2 ) y o z , x=13, y=7, z=15.
[0051] The excitation wavelength range of fullerene quantum dots described in this embodiment is 350-500nm, and the fluorescence emission spectrum of fullerene quantum dots is an excitation wavelength-dependent emission spectrum, and the scope of its maximum emission peak is 450-550nm. The point particle size is less than 10nm.
[0052] The preparation method specifically comprises the following steps:
[0053] a. Synthesis of fullerene quantum dots: in C 60 Adding mass concentration to the powder is 30% hydrogen peroxide and 28% ammonia, every 10mg of C 60 Add 1ml of a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia water, wherein the volume ratio of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia water is 5:2. Stir in the open at 50°C for 12 hours, the black solid dissol...
Embodiment 3
[0064] In this example, the method for measuring the concentration of GSH with the fluorescent probe of the present invention is studied.
[0065] Figure 7 Fluorescence spectrum graph and linear correlation regression line for the GSH response of the sample. The probe (180 μg / mL) was quickly mixed with different concentrations of GSH solutions at room temperature to observe the changes in fluorescence. Under the condition of 0 GSH concentration, FQD-MnO 2 Little to no fluorescence. With the gradual increase of GSH concentration up to 1 mM, the fluorescence of quantum dots gradually recovered. Both the linear regression line and the equation prove that within the GSH concentration range of 0-1mM, the fluorescence intensity of the quantum dots is linearly related to the GSH concentration, and the calculation equation is FL=0.06285C GSH +13.815(r 2 = 0.992). Main mechanism: In this GSH-responsive fluorescent probe, manganese dioxide nanosheets can effectively quench the fl...
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