Robert M. Strongin, PhD, Portland State University
Robert M. Strongin, PhD
Research in the Strongin laboratory focuses on designing, synthesizing and evaluating novel sensors. Their contributions include powerful new techniques for the visual detection of several biologically important molecules such as saccharides, amino acids, ribonucleotides, phospholipids, etc. Recently, they have discovered a versatile new method for the visual sensing of saccharides via the formation of characteristically colored complexes with our artificial receptors.
Products
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Amine-Reactive Cell Imaging Agent (RS-10)
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Fluorogenic Cysteine Detection Agent (RS-08)
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Fluorogenic Cysteine/Homocsteine Detection Agent (RS-09)
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RS-02 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (628 Ex/710 Em)-Acid
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RS-03 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (560 Ex/638 Em)-Acid
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RS-04 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (578 Ex/668 Em)-Acid
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RS-05 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (535 Ex/628 Em)-Acid
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RS-11 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (701 Ex/816 Em)-Acid
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RS-12 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (653,676 Ex/805 Em)-Acid
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RS-13 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (495-590 Ex/590-750 Em)-Acid
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RS-14 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (499-599 Ex/582-760 Em)-Acid
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RS-15 - Large Stokes-Shift NIR Dye (495 Ex/580 Em)-Acid
References:
- Sibrian-Vazquez M, Escobedo JO, Lowry M, Fronczek FR, Strongin RM. Field effects induce bathochromic shifts in xanthene dyes. J Am Chem Soc. 2012 Jun 27;134(25):10502-8.
- Sibrian-Vazquez M, Escobedo JO, Lowry M, Strongin RM. Progress toward red and near-infrared (NIR) emitting saccharide sensors. Pure Appl Chem. 2012 Nov 1;84(11):2443-2456.
