Fluorescent Zn (II) Coordination Complexes as Advanced Bioimaging Probes for Sensitive Detection of Small Biomolecules

Jamespandi Annaraj; Thavasilingam Nagendraraj; Suresh Sagadevan

doi:10.1039/d6sd00010j

January 1, 2026Sensors & DiagnosticsOpen Access

Fluorescent Zn (II) Coordination Complexes as Advanced Bioimaging Probes for Sensitive Detection of Small Biomolecules

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The central aim is to evaluate fluorescent zinc coordination complexes for their effectiveness as bioimaging probes in detecting small biomolecules.
Utilized fluorescent zinc coordination complexes for bioimaging applications.
Conducted comparative evaluations with standard imaging techniques like CT and MRI.
Assessed sensitivity in detecting small biomolecules.
Demonstrated that zinc coordination complexes significantly improve detection sensitivity compared to traditional imaging methods.
Achieved substantial detection rates of small biomolecules with the novel probes.
Highlighted potential reduction in diagnostic time and improved accuracy.

Implication

Demonstrates enhanced biomolecule detection using fluorescent probes, suggesting improved diagnostic potential.

Abstract

Advancements in diagnostic imaging have significantly improved early disease detection. Techniques such as computed tomography (CT), positron emission tomography (PET), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound are widely used in...

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Annaraj et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Fluorescent Zn (II) Coordination Complexes as Advanced Bioimaging Probes for Sensitive Detection of Small Biomolecules

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Fluorescent Zn (II) Coordination Complexes as Advanced Bioimaging Probes for Sensitive Detection of Small Biomolecules

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