Is there any photosensitizer that can generate different types of ROS upon different light irradiation? I understand my question is kinda confusing so I added an example below this.
(E.g., When the photosensitizer is irradiated by white LED light, it generates singlet oxygen mostly. On the other hand, when it is irradiated by green LED light, it generates radicals mostly.)
I want to find something about detection of ROS content produced by different light irradiation to the photosensitizer.
If you guys can find any journals that can answer my question, pls let me know! thank you.
Such a molecule does (as far as I know) not exist, even though it would be possible to built it by chemically linking two photosensitizers into a single molecule
Hi,
Usually, we can manage the ROS rate by varying the energy density of the exposed light. So, you can easily change the irradiation time or the power density.
Please check our recent article, to see the effect of energy density on ROS and toxicity.
Article AlPc/ZnPc-based oncological photodynamic therapy for a selec...
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