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Trithio‐naphthalic anhydride‐based photosensitizer for photodynamic activity

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A trithio‐naphthalic anhydride photosensitizer (NapS) is created by simple thionation, switching excited‐state pathways to deliver both type I and type II reactive oxygen species. NapS enables efficient photodynamic therapy under normoxia and hypoxia, achieving strong cancer cell killing with low dark toxicity.
Thanh Chung Pham   +6 more
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Tuning singlet oxygen generation with caged organic photosensitizers. [PDF]

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Nestoros E   +12 more
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A method for modifying carbonaceous materials with manganese carbonate to module the formation of singlet oxygen via activation with Peroxymonosulfate. [PDF]

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Singlet Oxygen in Photosensitization

Journal of Environmental Pathology, Toxicology and Oncology, 2006
Oxygen is a ubiquitous element and a vitally important substance for life on the Earth, and especially for human life. Living organisms need oxygen for most, if not all, of their cellular functions. On the other hand, oxygen can produce metabolites that are toxic and potentially lethal to the same cells.
Johan, Moan, Petras, Juzenas
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A singlet oxygen photosensitizer enables photoluminescent monitoring of singlet oxygen doses

Chemical Communications, 2016
Dichromophoric molecular dyad enables photosensitization and detection of sinlget oxygen.
Youngmin, You   +4 more
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Singlet oxygen photosensitisation by the fluorescent probe Singlet Oxygen Sensor Green®

Chemical Communications, 2009
The fluorescent probe Singlet Oxygen Sensor Green is able to produce singlet oxygen under exposure to UV or visible radiation.
Xavier, Ragàs   +4 more
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Genotoxicity of singlet oxygen

Chemico-Biological Interactions, 1991
Singlet oxygen, 1O2 (1 delta g), fulfills essential prerequisites for a genotoxic substance, like hydroxyl radicals and other oxygen radicals: it can react efficiently with DNA and it can be generated inside cells, e.g. by photosensitization and enzymatic oxidation.
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