Abstract
A pH-sensitive near-infrared fluorescent probe with alkaline pKa, AlkaP-1, was developed by incorporating a benzoyl hydrazine group into a cyanine dye. The significant fluorescence changes in the alkaline regions enable the probe to monitor the alkalization process from acute wounds to chronic wounds in diabetic mice.
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