2012
DOI: 10.1039/c2nr32314a
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Photon upconverting nanoparticles for luminescent sensing of temperature

Abstract: Photon upconverting nanoparticles convert near-infrared into visible light (anti-Stokes emission), which strongly reduces the background of autofluorescence and light scattering in biological materials. Hexagonal NaYF(4) nanocrystals doped with Yb(3+) as the sensitizer and Er(3+)/Ho(3+)/Tm(3+) as the activator display at least two emission lines that respond differently to temperature changes. The ratio of the main emission line intensities enables a self-referenced optical readout of the temperature in the ph… Show more

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“…An in-depth investigation of the potential of UCNP as nanothermometer was carried out by Woleis et al using different lanthanide combination and capping agents. 15 Here, the best results were found for NaYF 4 ) ions UCNP can be used for magnet resonance imaging or with the appropriate functionalization for optical imaging or assay applications. [16][17][18] Apart from the excitation at l ex ¼ 976 nm Han et al report on UCNP with additional Nd 3+ doping which could be excited at l ex ¼ 800 nm.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…An in-depth investigation of the potential of UCNP as nanothermometer was carried out by Woleis et al using different lanthanide combination and capping agents. 15 Here, the best results were found for NaYF 4 ) ions UCNP can be used for magnet resonance imaging or with the appropriate functionalization for optical imaging or assay applications. [16][17][18] Apart from the excitation at l ex ¼ 976 nm Han et al report on UCNP with additional Nd 3+ doping which could be excited at l ex ¼ 800 nm.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…Darüber hinaus sind der Energietransfermechanismus und die Emissionsintensitäten der UCNPs abhängig von der Temperatur, was für die Entwicklung von Nanothermometern genutzt wurde. [61][62][63] Eine dritte Art von Schwankungen in der Lumineszenzintensität der UCNPs wird durch Oberflächeneffekte verursacht. [64] [66] Die Herstellung kleinerer UCNPs führt normalerweise zu verstärkten Lçscheffekten auf der Oberfläche, da das Volumen stärker mit dem Radius abnimmt als die Oberfläche.…”
Section: Eigenschaften Von Photonen Aufkonvertierendenunclassified
“…Tatsächlich ist ihr inertes Verhalten in vielen Situationen hochwillkommen. Die einzigen Parameter, die die Lumineszenz der UCNPs direkt beeinflussen, sind die Temperatur, [62,63,193,194] mit einigen Einschränkungen der pH-Wert [139] und einige Schwermetallionen. [66] Die Detektion von nahezu jedem anderen intrazellulären Analyten erfordert, dass die Oberfläche der UCNPs mit einem analytspezifischen organischen Farbstoff ausgestattet wird, der z.…”
Section: H H Gorris Und O S Wolfbeisunclassified
“…The temperature dependence of many of the lanthanides' photophysical properties, including the emission intensity and the excited-state lifetime or rise time, is exploited in these systems. In particular, the dependence of the fluorescence intensities from two emitting levels of lanthanides [332] has been exploited for monitoring temperature changes in different cell models such as HeLa cervical cancer cells [333] and human embryo kidney cells [334], which allows the investigation of how thermal processes develop at cellular level, e.g. enzymatic reactions, cellular death and other physiological processes.…”
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confidence: 99%