Xiaojun Peng – författare

Fluorescent dye design, synthesis, and biomedical application in one reference Developing fluorescent dyes with the specificity, sensitivity, and photostability required for biological systems demands integrated knowledge spanning organic synthesis, photophysics, and biomedicine. Fluorescent Dyes: Synthesis and Biomedical Applications consolidates decades of progress into a single reference, covering fluorescence emission principles, rational dye design, and translational applications in sensing, labeling, bioimaging, medical diagnosis, and cancer treatment. The book details fluorescent chemosensor design for selective recognition of bioactive small molecules in living systems, fluorescence-labeling agents targeting proteins and subcellular organelles, dyes engineered for high-resolution imaging, and theranostic agents combining diagnosis with therapy. Each topic addresses structure-property relationships governing performance under rigorous biological conditions, alongside future development directions for the field. Readers will also find: New approaches for rational design of high-performance fluorescent dyes meeting the demanding requirements of in vivo biological applicationsCoverage of photodynamic therapy photosensitizers and their role in targeted cancer treatment strategies using fluorescence-guided approachesAnalysis of fluorescence phenomena from fundamental photophysical principles through to practical probe construction and deployment in cellular environmentsDiscussion of targeted nanodrug delivery systems incorporating fluorescent dyes for combined imaging and therapeutic functionality in living systemsEvaluation of representative fluorescent dye classes developed over recent decades with detailed synthesis routes and characterization dataDesigned for photochemists, cell biologists, pharmaceutical chemists, biochemists, organic chemists, analytical chemists, and sensor industry professionals, this reference provides the design principles, synthetic methods, and application frameworks needed to advance fluorescent dye research from molecular design through clinical translation.