A fluorescence turn-on probe for Cu(2+) based on the novel copper-mediated dihydrorosamine oxidation reaction has been constructed and employed in the detection of Cu(2+) in water, new born calf serum, and living cells, and the new copper-mediated dihydrorosamine oxidation reaction likely proceeds by a copper redox mechanism.
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