Microwave-assisted synthesis of near-infrared fluorescent sphingosine derivatives

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Publication Date 2008-07-28
DOI 10.1039/B807930G
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Kumar R. Bhushan, Fangbing Liu, Preeti Misra, John V. Frangioni


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Abstract

Microwave-assisted synthesis of near-infrared fluorescent sphingosine derivatives is described, and the utility of the probes demonstrated by co-localization studies with visible wavelength fluorescent sphingosine derivatives.

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