Fluorescent Chemosensing and Bioimaging

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.

Suban K. Sahoo works as an associate professor in the Department of Chemistry, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology (SVNIT), Surat, Gujarat, India. He has more than 20 years of experience in teaching and research. He worked as a visiting professor (2009) at the University of Cagliari, Italy and Kyungpuk National University, South Korea (2015 and 2019). He has also been awarded the young scientist award twice, by Punjab Academy of Sciences (2004) and Orissa Chemical Society (2009). He has published more than 240 papers in various international and national journals; has one Indian patent; and has edited two books (Elsevier), Sensing and Biosensing with Optically Active Nanomaterials and Gold and Silver Nanoparticles: Synthesis and Applications, and more than 12 book chapters. The New Journal of Chemistry (RSC) considered him an Emerging Investigator 2021. He is also listed among the top 2% researchers of the world published by Stanford University, USA, and Elsevier, the Netherlands. His work is cited more than 7160 times with an h-index of 46. His research interests include development of fluorescent materials, optical chemosensors, supramolecular host-guest chemistry, sensors based on functionalized nanomaterials, computational chemistry (DFT, molecule docking, and dynamics simulation), synthetic coordination chemistry, and studies of metal complexes in solution.

Fluorescence spectroscopy: fundamental and applications in chemosensing Indicator Displacement Assay (IDA) Based Fluorescent Sensors Fluorescent Chemodosimeters for Detecting Metal ions and Anions Fluorescent Sensors for Bio-Thiols Excimer/Exciplex: a novel photophysical approach for chemosensing Fluorescent Sensors based on Covalent-organic Frameworks Metal complexes as fluorescent sensors for the recognition of nitric oxide Porphyrin-based Fluorescent Probes: Analytes Detection and Bioimaging Advanced Strategies in Designing Fluorescent Probes for Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) Analysis Enhancing Biomolecule Recognition through Cellular imaging using Functional Fluorophores Recent Developments in Bacteria Targeting Fluorescent Probes Fluorescent Chemosensor Arrays and Their Devices Redox-Fluorescent Molecular Logic Gates based on Photoinduced Electron Transfer Fluorescence based sensing of small molecules in the gas phase Two Photon Fluorescence: Sensing and Imaging