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Visualization of Cellular Membranes in 2D and 3D Conditions Using a New Fluorescent Dithienothiophene IS,S/I-Dioxide Derivative
Visualization of Cellular Membranes in 2D and 3D Conditions Using a New Fluorescent Dithienothiophene IS,S/I-Dioxide Derivative
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Visualization of Cellular Membranes in 2D and 3D Conditions Using a New Fluorescent Dithienothiophene IS,S/I-Dioxide Derivative

2023
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Overview
Cellular membranes play a key role in cell communication with the extracellular environment and neighboring cells. Any changes, including their composition, packing, physicochemical properties and formation of membrane protrusions may affect cells feature. Despite its great importance, tracking membrane changes in living cells is still a challenge. For investigation of processes related to tissue regeneration and cancer metastasis, such as the induction of epithelial-mesenchymal transition, increased cell motility, and blebbing, the possibility to conduct prolonged observation of membrane changes is beneficial, albeit difficult. A particular challenge is conducting this type of research under detachment conditions. In the current manuscript, a new dithienothiophene S,S-dioxide (DTTDO) derivative is presented as an effective dye for staining the membranes of living cells. The synthetic procedures, physicochemical properties, and biological activity of the new compound are presented herein. In addition to the labeling of the membranes in a monolayer culture, its usefulness for visualization of membranes under detachment conditions is also demonstrated. Obtained data have proven that a new DTTDO derivative may be used to stain membranes in various types of experimental procedures, from traditional 2D cell cultures to unanchored conditions. Moreover, due to the specific optical properties, the background signal is reduced and, thus, observation may be performed without washing.
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MDPI AG