A single design strategy for dual sensitive pH probe with a suitable range to map pH in living cells

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Due to the lack of a proper imaging approach, a veracious pH map of normal and abnormal cell is still rare. In this work, we presented a rhodamine-salicylaldehyde combination (Rh-SA2) as a novel pH probe, which has dual sensitive units for both acidic and basic environment. This dual sensitive probe acts like a chameleon in living cells and offers the doubling guarantees for endocellular pH mapping. Moreover, a quantitative measurement of cellular pH changes was allowed and the endocellular pH values under drug-associated stimuli were also investigated.

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Yu, K. K., Hou, J. T., Li, K., Yao, Q., Yang, J., Wu, M. Y., … Yu, X. Q. (2015). A single design strategy for dual sensitive pH probe with a suitable range to map pH in living cells. Scientific Reports, 5. https://doi.org/10.1038/srep15540

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