ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2026
Designer Aromatic Cations for Photoinduced Protein Ligation, Imaging, and Intracellular Labeling at Extended Wavelengths.
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- Cation-Cation Photosensitization for Protein Ligation and Intracellular Catalysis.Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2026Article
- Cation-Cation Photosensitization for Protein Ligation and Intracellular Catalysis.bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology · 2025Article
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Photoinduced protein labeling strategies have become essential tools in chemical biology, but most strategies require high-energy wavelengths of light as input to drive reactivity. Recently, we reported a biocompatible method for engaging photoinduced electron transfer to drive protein labeling using biarylpyridinium salts, and here, we report the design of a series of aromatic cation salts that trigger this process using longer wavelengths of light while maintaining a sterically minimal profile. We achieved this through the systematic study of structure-reactivity relationships of various donor-acceptor pyridinium salts possessing extended conjugation, and these studies revealed the need of a constrained
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