Fluorescent Chemosensing and Bioimaging
provides detailed information on fluorescent chemosensor design strategies, sensing mechanisms, and potential applications. Fluorescent chemosensors are widely employed for the detection of environmentally and/or biologically important species because of their advantages of low cost, simplicity, high sensitivity, real-time monitoring, versatility, and high temporal and spatial resolution. Starting from the fundamentals of fluorescence spectroscopy and theoretical aspects of designing fluorescent chemosensors, this book has several chapters contributed by internationally renowned researchers on various fluorophores/mechanisms employed in fluorescent chemosensors design, including their potential applications in sensing and bioimaging.
The book offers comprehensive coverage of the most essential topics, including:
Basics of fluorescence spectroscopy
Design of fluorescent chemosensors
Sensing mechanisms
Chemodosimeters for metal ions and anions
Fluorescent chemosensor arrays
Fluorescent molecular logic gates
Probes detecting bacteria and biomolecules
Fluorescent indicator displacement assays
Sensing with covalent-organic frameworks
Probes detecting small molecules in the gas phase
Two-photon fluorescent chemosensors
Bioimaging applications
This book serves as a reference book for scientific investigators involved in fluorescence-based analytical work. It is an ideal companion for students (undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate), researchers, and faculty in academia interested in fluorescent chemosensing and bioimaging. Fluorescence industry professionals interested in bioimaging and/or fabricating fluorescent-based devices can also refer to this book.