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January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry B

Imidazolium-Tethered Red-Emissive Iridium AIEgen for Sensitive Detection of NAD(P)H in Aqueous and Cellular Media †

Aryan Gautam Ajay Gupta Deepika Chauhan Amit Kunwar Pijus K. Sasmal

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Key Points

To develop a sensitive sensor for detecting NAD(P)H levels in aqueous and cellular environments.
Synthesis of imidazolium-tethered iridium AIEgen
Characterization of red-emissive properties
Assessment of detection sensitivity in various media
Demonstrated high sensitivity for NAD(P)H detection
Successful detection in both aqueous and cellular media
Indicated potential to link NAD(P)H levels to pathological conditions

Implication

Chemical sensors detect NAD(P)H levels in cell media, indicating potential pathological links.

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Cite This Study

Gautam et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698435b9f1d9ada3c1fb4dc7 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5tb02044a

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