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Dark Triplet State Activation to Construct Near-Infrared Host–Guest Organic Room Temperature Phosphorescence Materials for In Vivo Bioimaging

Authors: TUO Yanyan; WANG Hongbo; HAN Mingyang; LU Chen; JIANG Guoyu; GONG Jianye; LI Chunbin; FENG Lina; DING Dan; WANG Jianguo

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3864-4Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • PBP/MPTCF achieves NIR phosphorescence at 705 nm with an ultralong lifetime of 210.3 ms and ISC efficiency of 44.4%, enabling time-gated imaging with signal persistence >120 s in vivo. • • Nanoparticles of PBP/MPTCF exhibit deep tissue penetration >2 mm and maintain cell viability >95% at 300 μM, confirming biocompatibility for clinical translation. • • Tumor visualization is achieved within 4 h post-injection with a tumor-to-liver ratio of 2.8, demonstrating high-contrast precision diagnostics. • • The host–guest dark triplet activation strategy converts non-emissive host triplets into guest NIR phosphorescence via Dexter-type TTET, providing a general design principle for efficient NIR RTP materials.