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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 14.
Published in final edited form as: Methods Enzymol. 2013;526:19–43. doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-405883-5.00002-8

Table 2.1.

Spectroscopic properties, localization, and example applications of selected boronate-based hydrogen peroxide probes

Probe Probe
λabsem
(nm)
Product
λabsem
(nm)
Intracellular
localization
Successful applications
Peroxyfluor 1 (PF1) NA/NA 494/521 Nontargeted,
diffuse
Exogenous H2O2 detection in cells
Peroxyfluor 2 (PF2) NA/NA 475/511 Nontargeted,
diffuse
Detection of H2O2 upon glucose treatment of hematopoietic stem
cells in vivo in zebrafish
Peroxy green 1
(PG1)
460/510 460/510 Nontargeted,
diffuse
Detection of H2O2 in EGF signaling in A431 cells
Peroxy yellow 1
(PY1)
494/558 519/548 Nontargeted,
diffuse
Detection of H2O2 in EGF signaling in A431 cells, multiple colors
Peroxy orange-1
(PO1)
507/574 540/565 Nontargeted,
diffuse
Detection of H2O2 and HOCl during immune response in RAW264.7
macrophages; detection of H2O2 in FLT3/STAT5 signaling in leukemia
cells
Peroxyfluor 6
acetoxymethyl ester
(PF6-AM)
460/530 492/517 Cytosol Detection of H2O2 in FGF-2 signaling in adult hippocampal progenitor
cells, sodium delivery, or angiotensin II stimulation in the medullary
thick ascending limb, and during chemotaxis of neutrophils
Mitochondria
peroxy yellow 1
(MitoPY1)
489,510/ 540 510/528 Mitochondria Detection of H2O2 upon paraquat treatment of HeLa cells, S100β, or
APP treatment of DS neural progenitors, and sodium delivery in the
medullary thick ascending limb
Nuclear peroxy
emerald 1 (NucPE1)
468,490/ 530 505/530 Nucleus Detection of H2O2 in vivo in a long-lived zebrafish model