Molecular Engineering of Asymmetric Aza-BODIPY Dyes for High-Performance Phototherapy

Yuting Wang; You Dou; Xiao‐Fang Guan; Wenjun Zhang; Junhua Zhang; Liying Xu; Ci Zhao; Yao Sun; Jun Li; Panxing Qiu; Ziyang Hou

doi:10.1039/d6cc01019a

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Molecular Engineering of Asymmetric Aza-BODIPY Dyes for High-Performance Phototherapy

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This research aims to develop aza-BODIPY dyes that effectively minimize fluorescence and reactive oxygen species (ROS) quenching.
Proposed an 'asymmetric hierarchical modulation' strategy for dye engineering.
Conducted phototherapeutic assessments to evaluate anti-fluorescence and anti-ROS effects.
Achieved significant reductions in fluorescence and ROS quenching compared to conventional dyes.
Demonstrated enhanced performance in phototherapeutic applications with engineered aza-BODIPY structures.

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Explores enhanced phototherapy using engineered aza-BODIPY dyes, indicating potential in treating diseases.

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Achieving both anti-fluorescence and anti-ROS quenching effects remains a challenge for conventional small-molecule dyes.In this work, we proposed an "asymmetric hierarchical modulation" strategy for aza-BODIPY core to address the issues...

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