Abstract
The present study describes the synthesis and investigation of chimeric structures where 6-quinoline and 8-quinoline caging units are integrated in multipolar systems to yield “hybrid” molecular structures for two-photon uncaging. These systems were demonstrated to exhibit strikingly enhanced (up to more than 2 orders of magnitude larger for octupolar derivatives) two-photon absorption responses in the NIR region compared to common caging groups. Whereas the quadrupolar compound shows the lowest two-photon uncaging cross-section (δu), octupolar chimeric derivatives display one-order larger δu values than their dipolar analogues. This opens a promising route for the design of efficient octupolar type derivatives for two-photon uncaging of biomolecules.
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