MediaChrom: a new class of versatile polarity-sensitive dyes for imaging applications Luca Ronda Department of Neurosciences University of Parma.

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MediaChrom: a new class of versatile polarity-sensitive dyes for imaging applications Luca Ronda Department of Neurosciences University of Parma

Modern biophysical and biomedical research asks for a continuous development of new fluorescent dyes Still need for a new fluorophore? improved performances sensitive monitoring

Solvatochromic dyes solvent polarity Ideal probes to monitor: Nature Protocols 7, 24–35 (2012) RSC Adv., 2014, 4, local properties in cellular districts biomolecular interactions - peptide-nucleic acid - protein-protein - peptide-lipid, etc.

 +  - MediaChrom Pyrimidoindolone core endowed with a conjugated push-pull system linking point for the conjugation with biomolecules -rigid aromatic backbone bearing conjugated electron acceptor and electron donor groups at the opposite sides -dipole moment increases by electronic excitation due to an intramolecular charge transfer from the electron donating (ED) to the electron withdrawing (EW) group -excited states are stabilized by dipole-dipole or H-bonding interactions with the surrounding medium -> bathochromic effect of their emission spectrum in response to an increase in solvent polarity

Effect of substituents on spectroscopic properties: absorption Dye R1R1 R2R2 absorption (nm)  (mM -1 cm -1 ) 15a Et 2 N--SO 2 -Me b Et 2 N--NO c Et 2 N--CF d Et 2 N--CN e morpholine-SO 2 -Me f morpholine-CF Prodan Absorb light in the  nm range with good absorption

Solvent emission (nm) 15a15b15c15d15e15f Hexane n-Octanol Ethanol DMF Effect of substituents on spectroscopic properties: fluorescence abs = 369 nm (poor solubility) abs = 393 nm

DMF EtOH OctOH hexane MediaChrom 15c UV LED illumination (  400 nm)

AbsorbanceFluorescence MediaChrom 15c photochemical characterization

Lippert plot Lippert-Mataga equation Stokes shift orientational polarizability (  f) excited state ground state cavity radius MediaChrom  * -  (Debye) 15a b- 15c d e f13.4 -Regardless the substituents, the charge transfer is comparable -the differences in the Stokes shift suggests an effect of substituents on the non-emitting energy loss in the excited state

MediaChrom 15c Prodan MediaChrom 15c in DPPC vesicles temperature increase -20 °C -37 °C -20 °C -37 °C

Solvent MediaChrom 15c (benzyl ester) MediaChrom 15’c (carboxyl free) hexane490 nm487 nm n-octanol525 nm520 nm ethanol540 nm537 nm DMF565 nm563 nm MediaChrom deprotection for labeling applications H

peptide mimics of Cro protein from bacteriophage λ that binds to the DNA (operator site O R 3) Mazumder et al. ACS Chem. Biol., 2012, 7 (6), pp 1084–1094 Interaction model: Cro-DNA +DNA MediaChrom 15c Solid phase peptide synthesis of Cro peptide labeled a the N-terminus with MediaChrom 15c MediaChrom 15c labeling: in vitro experiment +DNA -DNA

Photostability MediaChrom 15c decays significantly slower than Prodan, showing a halved emission after 2800 seconds, while the latter after 1750 seconds Photodegradation test at 380 nm - Mediachrom 15c - Prodan

We designed a new class of polarity-sensitive dyes, named MediaChrom, that absorb and emit light in the near UV-visible range with good extinction coefficient and quantum yield MediaChrom proved to be highly sensitive to the environment polarity, and can be easily conjugated to proteins and peptides for directing them to defined biological targets MediaChrom 15c can be considered a photostable versatile dye to be used as a lipophilic probe or conjugated to biomolecules CONCLUSIONS

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Preparation of MediaChrom derivatives endowed with activated esters for easy batch proteins and peptides conjugation Cellular studies (preliminary results showed no cellular toxicity and some selectivity towards cellular organelles membranes)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISFARM - University of Milan Monica dell’Acqua Giorgio Abbiati Sara Pellegrino Francesca Clerici Elisabetta Rossi Maria Luisa Gelmi University of Parma Riccardo Piano Andrea Mozzarelli Stefano Bettati Fondazione Cariplo “Development of an innovative user-friendly colorimetric biosensor based on aptamer-functionalized nanomaterials for the detection of Staphylococcus aureus from different biological sources”