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Nitrite- and chloride-selective fluorescent nano-optodes and in vitro application to rat conceptuses
S L Barker1, B A Thorsrud, R Kopelman
1Department of Chemistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48109-1055, USA.
Analytical Chemistry
|January 22, 1998
Abstract:
Nitrite- and chloride-selective, ion correlation-based, nano-optodes have been prepared for application in vitro. These fluorescent, liquid polymer based sensors have theoretically predictable responses to anion activities and good selectivity. The nitrite sensor, prepared with a vitamin B12 derivative ionophore, would be useful for determination of oxidized nitric oxide. Chloride nano-optodes, as well as micro-optodes, prepared with an indium porphyrin ionophore, were utilized to determine chloride levels both on the surface and inside the visceral yolk sac of organogenesis-stage rat conceptuses.