Ultrasensitive two-photon probes for rapid detection of β-galactosidase during fruit softening and cellular
Yi-Min Shan1, Kang-Kang Yu2, Fan-Yuan Yu3
1Key Laboratory of Green Chemistry and Technology, Ministry of Education, College of Chemistry, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610064, China.
Abstract:
Senescence is happening in every corner of the living organisms. β-galactosidase (β-gal) is one of the most important biomarkers during senescence in both plant and mammalian cells. Most β-gal fluorescent probes were focused on bio-imaging, only a few probes were developed for the detection of β-gal in fruit, and the probes that could detect β-gal in both fruits and living cells were even less. Here, two β-gal probes (TNap-βGal and TBNap-βGal) were synthesized, which can not only image the increase of β-gal during both fruits softening and cellular senescence, but also prove that bananas are not suitable for storage in refrigerator and the subsequent accumulation of β-gal still in lysosome of mammalian cells. In addition, TNap-βGal was successfully applied to two-photon imaging of endogenous β-gal in both hDPMSCs and tissues of human dental pulp for the first time.
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