Dual-Emissive Iridium(III) Complex with Aggregation-Induced Emission: Mechanistic Insights into Electron Transfer for Enhanced Hypoxia Detection in 3D Tumor Models
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Accurate
oxygen detection and measurement of its concentration
is vital in biological and industrial applications, necessitating
highly sensitive and reliable sensors. Optical sensors, valued for
their real-time monitoring, nondestructive analysis, and exceptional
sensitivity, are particularly suited for precise oxygen measurements.
Here, we report a dual-emissive iridium(III) complex, IrNPh2, featuring “aggregation-induced emission” (AIE) properties
and used for sensitive oxygen sensing. IrNPh2 exhibits
dual emissions at 450 and 515 nm, with 515 nm triplet-state emission
demonstrating remarkable oxygen sensitivity due to its long-lived
excited state (12.12 μs) and high quantum yield (68%). Stern–Volmer
analysis reveals a notable quenching constant (Ksv = 12.44%–1) and an ultralow detection
limit of 0.0397%, emphasizing its superior performance. The oxygen
quenching mechanism is driven by electron transfer (ET), supported
by computational studies showing the lowest-unoccupied molecular orbital
(LUMO) alignment of IrNPh2 with the πg* orbitals of triplet oxygen, leading to superoxide radical (O2•–) formation. Electron paramagnetic
resonance (EPR) studies further confirm this pathway. Biological evaluations
using a three-dimensional (3D) U87-MG glioma spheroid model highlight
the ability of IrNPh2 to detect hypoxic regions, with significant
fluorescence enhancement under hypoxia and minimal cytotoxicity (>80%
viability at 100 μM). With high sensitivity, low detection limits,
and biocompatibility, IrNPh2 emerges as a promising candidate
for oxygen sensing in environmental and biomedical applications, especially
tumor hypoxia detection.
精准的氧气检测及其浓度定量在生物与工业应用中均具有关键意义,因此亟需兼具高灵敏度与高可靠性的传感器件。光学传感器凭借可实现实时监测、无损分析且灵敏度优异的特点,尤其适配高精度氧气检测场景。本研究报道一种双发射铱(III)配合物IrNPh2,其具备聚集诱导发光(aggregation-induced emission, AIE)特性,可用于高灵敏度氧气传感。IrNPh2在450 nm与515 nm处呈现双发射峰,其中515 nm处的三重态发射因激发态寿命长达12.12 μs、量子产率达68%,表现出优异的氧气响应灵敏度。斯特恩-沃尔默(Stern-Volmer)分析结果显示,该配合物的淬灭常数可达12.44 %⁻¹,超低检测限低至0.0397%,进一步凸显其优异的传感性能。氧气淬灭的机制为电子转移(electron transfer, ET),计算研究证实,IrNPh2的最低未占据分子轨道(lowest-unoccupied molecular orbital, LUMO)与三重态氧气的πg*轨道能级匹配,可生成超氧自由基(O2•–)。电子顺磁共振(electron paramagnetic resonance, EPR)实验进一步验证了这一淬灭路径。通过三维(3D)U87-MG胶质瘤球体模型开展的生物学评价结果表明,IrNPh2可有效检测缺氧区域:在缺氧环境下荧光信号显著增强,且细胞毒性极低——100 μM浓度下细胞存活率仍高于80%。凭借高灵敏度、超低检测限与良好的生物相容性,IrNPh2有望成为环境与生物医学领域氧气传感的优质候选材料,尤其适用于肿瘤缺氧检测场景。
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2025-01-16



