Nanosensors

"Journal of Lasers, Optics & Photonics is among the best peer-reviewed journals in Laser Optics. Articles published in this peer-reviewed journal are properly reviewed by at least two reviewers of the associated fields. pH nanosensors containing pH indicator and reference fluorophores conjugated to nanoparticles through covalent bonds. Covalent attachment prevents the fluorophores from leaching from the particles. However, these sensors have some disadvantages, of which the predominant one is that the sensors can only measure pH in a narrow range from 5.5 to 7.5, whereas endosomes (approximately pH 5~6) and lysosomes (approximately pH 4~5) have more acidic environments, making these pH sensors inappropriate for pH measurements in these acidic cellular compartments. Another disadvantage of these sensors is a diminished cellular uptake, which is due to the present of anionic surfactant dioctylsulfosuccinate (AOT) used for the reverse polymerization. Title:A New Folate Targeting Ph Nanosensor with an Extended Measuring Range Author:Honghao Sun Link:Sun H, Windschiegl B, Andersen TL, Rasmussen TE, Olsen LF, et al. (2014) A New Folate Targeting Ph Nanosensor with an Extended Measuring Range. J Nanomed Nanotechnol 5: 188. OMICS Group is one of the top open access publishers with 700+ peer-reviewed journals along with eminent scientists in its Editorial Board and expert reviewers to carry rigorous peer-review process. The peer review process is highly appreciated by researchers globally. Editorial Board Members and Reviewers actively participate in the review process within 21 days and ensure the quality of the manuscripts. In addition to open-access publishing, OMICS also provides E-books, Scholar Central and more than 3000+ International Scientific Conferences under its umbrella. "

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