Fig. 1. —OH-activated small molecule
[32]. (a) Structure and mutual transformation of Hydro-1080 and Et-1080; (b) absorption and fluorescence spectra of Hydro-1080 and Et-1080; (c)
in vivo NIR-Ⅱ FLI of mice
Fig. 2. H
2O
2-activated small molecule
[34]. (a) Structure and fluorescence activation of TC-H
2O
2; (b) linear fit of fluorescence and photoacoustic signals to H
2O
2 concentration; (c)
in vivo NIR-Ⅱ FLI of mouse; (d) MOST of mouse liver
Fig. 3. NIR-Ⅱ fluorescent probes based on ClO
-/HClO-activated small molecules
[37-38]. (a) Fluorescence activation mechanism of SPNP25; (b) NIR-Ⅱ FLI of SPNP25 at normal and inflammation sites; (c) construction and activation mechanisms of DCNP@SeTT; (d) NIR-Ⅱ ratiometric FLI of mouse tumors, inflammation sites, and rabbit osteoarthritis
Fig. 4. NO-activated small molecules
[39-40]. (a) Construction of AOSNP-NO and
in vivo NIR-Ⅱ FLI; (b) fluorescence activation mechanism of QY-N; (c) MOST to detect the recovery of liver injury in mice
Fig. 5. ONOO
--activated small molecules and probes
[44-45]. (a) Structural transformation of IRBTP-B; (b) molecular structures of CX-1, CX-2 and CX-3; (c) absorption and fluorescence emission spectra of CX-1, CX-2 and CX-3; (d) schematic diagram of the detection mechanism of PN1100; (e) ratiometric images of livers of mice
Fig. 6. H
2S-activated small molecules
[49-52]. (a) Construction of NIR-Ⅱ@Si; (b) design and fluorescence activation of SBOD-2; (c) synthesis of SSS and its application in photothermal therapy of CRC guided by NIR-Ⅱ FLI; (d) design strategy of WH-X(WX-1, WX-2, WX-3, and WX-4)and their activated fluorescence emission spectra; (e) tissue penetration depth test of NIR-Ⅱ FLI; (f) NIR-Ⅱ fluorescence images of tumors with different sizes
Fig. 7. NO and H
2S dual-activated small molecule
[53]. (a) Fluorescence activation and fluorescence conversion mechanism of BOD-NH-SC; (b) repeatedly cycled S-nitrosation and transnitrosation processes revealed by fluorescence emission spectra; (c) visualization of the dynamic and alternating presence of NO and H
2S in living cells
Fig. 8. Enzyme-activated small molecules
[55-58]. (a) Activation mechanism of IR1048-MZ; (b) IR1048-MZ and its activated fluorescence emission spectra; (c) NIR-Ⅱ FLI of the tumor site after 14 h injection; (d) penetration depth of PAI in the longitudinal section of tumor site after 14 h injection; (e) photothermal therapy after activation of IR1048-MZ; (f) schematic diagram of the reaction between Q-NO
2 and NTR; (g) activation mechanism of BOD-M-
βGal; (h) construction of HISSPNPs and its fluorescence activation process
Fig. 9. pH-activated small molecules
[61-62]. (a) Molecular structures and protonation process of Lyso880, Lyso1005, Lyso855, and Lyso950; (b) mechanism of CEAF probe's fluorescence lighting and enhancement in tumor cell; (c) NIR-Ⅱ FLI-guided tumor resection; (d) design and molecular structures of NIRⅡ-RT1‒4; (e) design and synthesis of NIRⅡ-RT-pH and its pH activation mechanism; (f) molecular structures of NIRⅡ-RT-Hg and NIRⅡ-RT-ATP; (g)
in vivo imaging monitoring of ATP fluctuations
Fig. 10. Viscosity-activated small molecule
[63]. (a) Response mechanism of WD-X to viscosity; (b)
in vivo imaging detection of liver viscosity changes of mice
Name | Activation parameter | λex/λem /nm | Limit of detection | Imaging strategy | Therapeutic mode | Disease | Ref. |
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Hydro-1080 | —OH | 808/1080 | 5.0×10-10 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Hepatotoxicity | [32] | TC-H2O2 | H2O2 | 808/920-1020 | / | FLI and MOST | / | Liver injury | [34] | SPNP25 | ClO- | 808/1000-1700 | 6.8×10-7 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Inflammation | [37] | DCNP@SeTT | HClO | 980/1150 or 1550 | 4.0×10-7 mol·L-1 | Ratiometric FLI | / | Osteoarthritis | [38] | AOSNP | NO | 808/1000-1700 | 3.5×10-7 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Hepatotoxicity | [39] | QY-N | NO | 808/910-1110 | 2.3×10-8 mol·L-1 | FLI and MOST | / | Liver injury | [40] | IRBTP-B | ONOO- | 808/850-1300 | 5.6×10-8 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Hepatotoxicity | [44] | PN1100 | ONOO- | 808/920 or 1130 | / | Ratiometric FLI | / | Hepatotoxicity | [45] | NIR-Ⅱ@Si | H2S | 780/1000-1300 | 3.7×10-8 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Colorectal cancer | [49] | SBOD-2 | H2S | 780/920-1300 | 8.7×10-7 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Colorectal cancer | [50] | Nano-PT | H2S | 785 or 810/900-1300 | 1.1×10-7 mol·L-1 | FLI | Photothermal therapy | Colorectal cancer | [51] | WH-3 | H2S | 980/1140 | 5.1× 10-8 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | Colorectal cancer | [52] | BOD-NH-SC | NO and H2S | 840/936-1200 | 3.1×10-8 mol·L-1 | FLI | / | / | [53] | IR1048-MZ | Nitroreductase | 980/1048 | / | FLI and PAI | Photothermal therapy | Lung cancer | [55] | Q-NO2 | Nitroreductase | 808/922-1110 | 5.2×10-2 g·L-1 | FLI and MOST | / | Breast cancer | [56] | BOD-M-βGal | β-Galactosidase | 808/900-1300 | / | FLI | / | Ovarian cancer | [57] | HISSNPs | Hyaluronidase and thiols | 808/1000-1700 | / | FLI | / | Breast cancer | [58] | Lyso1005 | pH | 808/850-1700 | / | FLI | / | Colorectal cancer | [61] | NIRⅡ-RT-pH/ATP/Hg | pH/ATP/Hg | 808/1000-1700 | / | FLI | / | Hepatotoxicity | [62] | WD-NO2 | Viscosity | 808/1000-1700 | / | FLI | / | Diabetes | [63] |
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Table 1. Summary of activatable NIR-Ⅱ small molecules and probes