Design and Synthesis of Mg2+-Selective Fluoroionophores Based on a Coumarin Derivative and Application for Mg2+ Measurement in a Living Cell
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Novel Mg2+ fluorescent molecular probes (KMG-20-AMand KMG-27-AM; where AM is an acetoxymethyl group)based on a coumarin possessing a charged -diketonestructure were designed and synthesized. These fluorescent probes produced a red shift from 425 to 445 nm inthe absorption spectra after formation of a complex withMg2+. The fluorescence spectra of these probes alsoshowed a red shift from 485 to 495 nm and an increasingfluorescence intensity after formation of a complex withMg2+. The optimum experimental conditions were excitation wavelength of 445 nm and a monitored wavelengthof 500 nm, where these probes functioned as an indicatorshowing an image of increasing fluorescence in the presence of Mg2+. These probes showed a "seesaw-type"fluorescent spectral change with the isosbestic point at480 nm due to the light excitation at 445 nm, whichindicates that ratiometry can be used for the measurement. The molecular probes formed a 1:1 complex withMg2+ and the dissociation constant (Kd) was 10.0 mM forKMG-20. The association constants of the probes withMg2+ were ~3 times higher than that with Ca2+, whichshowed that the selectivity of Mg2+ versus Ca2+ for theseprobes was over 200 times higher than that for commercially available Mg2+ fluorescent molecular probessuch as mag-fura-2, Magnesium Green. As an applicationof these probes, intracellular fluorescent imaging of Mg2+was demonstrated using a fluorescent microscope. Afterthe addition of KMG-20-AM and KMG-27-AM into PC12cells, a strong fluorescence was observed in the cytoplasmand a weak fluorescence in the nuclei region. Aftertreatment with a high-K+ medium, the fluorescence intensity increased due to increasing intracellular Mg2+. Thereal image of Mg2+ release from the magnesium store wassuccessfully observed with these Mg2+ fluorescent probes.

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