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Synthesis & Evaluation of novel Phenazine dyes for use in PDTAmina Tariq - Supervisor Dr. Natalia SergeevaMSc Polymers, Colourants and Fine Chemicals1. Introduction
Dyes as photosensitizors are in use in a myriad of applications across all disciplines. Currently; one of the most investigated applications of dyes is in PDT. Photodynamic therapy is a sophisticated light driven oncological treatment.
2. Synthetic Route
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NN NH2 THF, HCl(0-5C), NaNO2
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N
N
NN2N X N X
X = Cl Br I
KX +
6. ReferencesAllison, R.R. and Moghissi, K. Photodynamic Therapy (PDT): PDT Mechanisms. Clinical Endoscopy. 2013, 46(1), pp.24-29.Robertson, C.A., Evans, D.H. and Abrahamse, H. Photodynamic therapy (PDT): A short review on cellular mechanisms and cancer research applications for PDT. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology. 2009, 96(1), pp.1-8.Sharman, W.M., Allen, C.M. and van Lier, J.E. Photodynamic therapeutics: basic principles and clinical applications. Drug Discovery Today. 1999, 4(11), pp.507-517.
3. Mechanism of dye excitation by Jablonski Diagram4. Photochemical and photophysical principles of PDT Sensitizer hᶹ 1Sensitizer*
1Sensitizer* 3Sensitizer*
Type I Mechanism 3Sensitizer* + 3Sensitizer* Sensitizer+. +Sensitizer-.
3Sensitizer* + Substrate Substrate+. + Sensitizer-.
Sensitizer-. + O2 (3Σg -) Sensitizer + O2 -.
Substrate+. + O2 (3Σg -) Oxidative damage
Substrate + O2-. Oxidative damage
Type II Mechanism 3Sensitizer* + O2 (3Σg
-) Sensitizer + O2 (1∆g) O2 (1∆g) +Substrate Oxidative damage
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Analytical Testing
1. UV-Vis2. LC-MS3. NMR
4. Spectroscopy