Publication Date:
2004
abstract:
A dicopper(II) octamine cage includes selectively the L-glutamate ion in water at pH 7, establishing Cu(2+)/-COO(-) coordinative interactions. In particular, L-glutamate is able to displace the quenched rhodamine indicator from the cage, whose fluorescence is then fully restored. Other typical neurotransmitters (glycine, GABA) and some related amino acids are discriminated.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
glutamate; copper cryptates; fluorescent probes; molecular recognition; sensors
List of contributors:
Bonizzoni, M.; Fabbrizzi, Luigi; Piovani, G.; Taglietti, ANGELO MARIA
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