meso-Acetoxymethyl BODIPY dyes for photodynamic therapy: improved photostability of singlet oxygen photosensitizers

Richard Lincoln; Andrés M. Durantini; Lana E. Greene; Sol R. Martínez; Ruth Knox; M. C. Becerra; Gonzalo Cosa

doi:10.1039/c6pp00166a

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meso-Acetoxymethyl BODIPY dyes for photodynamic therapy: improved photostability of singlet oxygen photosensitizers

Richard Lincoln Andrés M. Durantini Lana E. Greene Sol R. Martínez Ruth Knox M. C. Becerra Gonzalo Cosa

Year: 2016 Journal: Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences Vol: 16 (2)Pages: 178-184 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1039/c6pp00166a

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Singlet oxygen Photosensitizer Photodynamic therapy BODIPY HeLa Chemistry Photochemistry Substituent Reactive oxygen species Rose bengal Oxygen Biophysics Combinatorial chemistry Fluorescence Biochemistry Organic chemistry In vitro Biology

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