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5 mg | $240.00 |
Mito-Photo-DNP is a mitochondria-targeted, photo-activated protonophore.1 This novel tool consists of three structural units, a caged protonophore, a photocleavable linker coupled to a triphenylphosphonium moiety which confers selective uptake by the mitochondria.2 Cells are treated with Mito-Photo-DNP at 200 nM and irradiated with UV light at 355 nm. Mito-Photo-DNP can be employed for selective uncoupling of either individual or a small number of mitochondria within a cell when used with fluorescence imaging.1,3
References/Citations:
1) Chalmers et al. (2012), Selective uncoupling of individual mitochondria within a cell using mitochondria-targeted photoactivated protonophore; J. Am. Chem.Soc., 134 758
2) Smith et al. (2012), Mitochondrial pharmacology; Trends Pharmacol. Sci., 33 341
3) Glancy et al. (2015), Mitochondrial reticulum for cellular energy distribution in muscle; Nature, 523 617
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Mito-Photo-DNP is a mitochondria-targeted, photo-activated protonophore.1 This novel tool consists of three structural units, a caged protonophore, a photocleavable linker coupled to a triphenylphosphonium moiety which confers selective uptake by the mitochondria.2 Cells are treated with Mito-Photo-DNP at 200 nM and irradiated with UV light at 355 nm. Mito-Photo-DNP can be employed for selective uncoupling of either individual or a small number of mitochondria within a cell when used with fluorescence imaging.1,3
References/Citations:
1) Chalmers et al. (2012), Selective uncoupling of individual mitochondria within a cell using mitochondria-targeted photoactivated protonophore; J. Am. Chem.Soc., 134 758
2) Smith et al. (2012), Mitochondrial pharmacology; Trends Pharmacol. Sci., 33 341
3) Glancy et al. (2015), Mitochondrial reticulum for cellular energy distribution in muscle; Nature, 523 617
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