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YiboHu, HongliangZeng, JiaxingJiang, ShengYang, JinhuaHuang, JingChen, QinghaiZeng. Evaluation ofaresorufin?based fuorescent probe fortyrosinase detection inskin pigmentation disorders[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science D, 2021, 4(4): 806-817.
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journal="Journal of Zhejiang University Science D",
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publisher="Zhejiang University Press & Springer",
doi="10.1007/s42242-021-00138-3"
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Abstract: Purpose Skin pigmentation disorders, such as vitiligo and melasma, are difcult to diagnose in the early stages, but abnormal tyrosinase levels and tyrosinase activity are potential indicators. Some resorufn-based fuorescence probes (RBFPs)
have been designed to detect tyrosinase in tumors, but they have not been used in skin pigmentation disorders. In this study,
one of these RBFPs (synthesized by resorufn salt coupled with 3-(bromomethyl)phenol) was evaluated comprehensively.
Methods The RBFP was tested in diferent kinds of mouse and human skin cells, as well as in invivo models, including
zebrafsh, guinea pigs, and SpragueDawley rats. In addition, small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), kojic acid, and 1-phenyl-
2-thiourea (PTU) were used to inhibit tyrosinase levels or tyrosinase activity.
Results This probe successfully detected tyrosinase and emitted red fuorescence in melanoma cells and melanocytes. Fluorescence was also observable in zebrafsh and on the skin of guinea pigs when using the RBFP. In mouse and human cells,
the RBFP showed good selectivity to tyrosinase. Moreover, in the case of decreased tyrosinase levels or activity caused by
siRNAs, kojic acid, or PTU, the probe was sensitive to these changes. Further, the RBFP showed no toxic efects at concentrations of<20?mol/L, both invitro and invivo.
Conclusions Our fndings indicate the value and limitations of the RBFP in tyrosinase detection, but suggest the need for
further improvement of fuorescent probes in the diagnosis of skin pigmentation disorders.
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