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      Synthesis and characterization of Bodipy-derived singlet oxygen sensor

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      Ismaiel, Yahya Abdelwahed Fikry
      Advisor
      Akkaya, Engin Umut
      Date
      2017-02
      Publisher
      Bilkent University
      Language
      English
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      Thesis
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      Abstract
      Singlet oxygen is a biochemically produced reactive species, which can trigger various cellular responses. It is also produced by photosensitization by the intermediacy of photosensitizer therapy of cancer. Real-time imaging of singlet oxygen is very important to assess the progress of cellular changes leading to apoptosis. We targeted a long wavelength dye, which responds to singlet oxygen with a change in emission color. Color change in emission is particularly important, as it allows internal referencing.
      Keywords
      Bodipy
      Photodynamic therapy
      Singlet oxygen sensor
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      http://hdl.handle.net/11693/32816
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