Tracking Plasma Membrane Damage Using a Ruthenium(II) Complex Phosphorescent Indicator Paired with Cholesterol
Qianqian Fa,
Xiaona Gao,
Wenzhu Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Long-term in situ plasma membrane-targeted imaging is
highly significant
for investigating specific biological processes and functions, especially
for the imaging and tracking of apoptosis processes of cells. However,
currently developed membrane probes are rarely utilized to monitor
the in situ damage of the plasma membrane. Herein, a transition-metal
complex phosphorescent indicator, Ru-Chol, effectively
paired with cholesterol, exhibits excellent properties on staining
the plasma membrane, with excellent an… Show more
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