Surfactant-induced alterations in optoelectronic properties of perylene diimide dyes : modulating sensing responses in the aqueous environment
The compartmentalization effect of microheterogeneous systems, like surfactant aggregates, showcases altered optoelectronic properties of a perylene diimide-based chromogenic dye (PDI-Ala) compared to bulk water. The relatively hydrophobic microenvironment, poor hydration, and exceptionally large local concentration of dye molecules in the confined environment affect their interaction with target analytes. This realization intrigued us to investigate if micellization can modify the sensing properties (selectivity, sensitivity, response kinetics, output signal, etc.) of the encapsulated dye molecules in the aqueous medium. Response comparisons of PDI-Ala to the ionic analyte (Fe3+) and biomolecule (heparin) in aqueous and surfactant-bound states highlighted significant variations. Fe3+ interaction exhibited a "turn-off" fluorescence response in a water medium, while surfactant-bound conditions triggered "turn-on" fluorescence, enhancing selectivity at the micelle-water interface. Conversely, the native probe showed no interaction with heparin in water but displayed a turn-on fluorescence response in cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) micelles, indicating the transformation of a silent molecule into a turn-on fluorescence sensor. This study underscores the influence of micellar environments on dye molecules, altering the sensing responses and selectivity toward analytes, crucial for applications in understanding cellular pathways and toxicity mechanisms.
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Soft matter - 20(2024), 14 vom: 03. Apr., Seite 3044-3052 |
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