Lanthanide ions sensitized hydrogen-bonded organic framework as fluorescent sensing platform for ultra-low concentration breath ammonia detection

Yuxin Wang; Jing Wang; Zhi Chao; Xiang‐Yun Guo; Lifei Yin; Changxiao Li; Jinping Li; Libo Li; Lixia Ling; Jia Yao

doi:10.1039/d5ta05264e

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Lanthanide ions sensitized hydrogen-bonded organic framework as fluorescent sensing platform for ultra-low concentration breath ammonia detection

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Key Points

This method improves detection of ammonia, crucial for identifying liver and kidney lesions.
Fluorescent sensors based on lanthanide ions offer greater sensitivity than traditional methods.
Employing hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks enhances the platform's detection capabilities.
This approach suggests a shift from invasive blood tests to non-invasive breath analysis.

Implication

Research reveals an innovative fluorescent sensing method for ammonia in breath, indicating potential to enhance biomarker detection for liver and kidney health.

Abstract

Ammonia (NH3) as a biomarker of liver and kidney lesions, developing precision and credible exhaled ammonia fluorescent sensors is of major importance to replace time-consuming blood tests, while the insufficient...

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Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Lanthanide ions sensitized hydrogen-bonded organic framework as fluorescent sensing platform for ultra-low concentration breath ammonia detection

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Lanthanide ions sensitized hydrogen-bonded organic framework as fluorescent sensing platform for ultra-low concentration breath ammonia detection

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