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• SB6-P080<br />

SYNTHESIS OF OLIGOMER D-A-D BASED ON DPP WITH POTENTIAL<br />

BIOMEDICAL APPLICATION<br />

Oscar Javier Hernández Ortiz 1 , María Isabel Reyes Valderrama 1 , Rosa Angeles Vazquez 1 , Mario<br />

Alejandro Rodríguez Rivera 2<br />

1 Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, Área Acádemica de Ciencias de la Tierra y<br />

Materiales, Mexico. 2 Centro de Investigaciones en Optica, Grupo de Propiedades Ópticas de la<br />

Materia, Mexico.<br />

In recent years, organic nanoparticles (ONPs) with pi-conjugated systems have<br />

received widespread attention in the biomedical fields. One of the most<br />

interesting and useful optical properties of these pi-conjugated systems is the<br />

two photon absorption (TPA, Two photon absortion), which has allowed the use<br />

of this type of compounds in photonic and biological applications such as<br />

biosensors, Two-photon absorption microscopy and dynamic phototherapy. In<br />

the last case it is essential that the compounds emit energy that allows the<br />

generation of singlet oxygen and in this way promote the death of cancer cells.<br />

In this paper we present the theoretical DFT study of three molecules with<br />

quadrupolar electronic architecture based on the acceptor diketopyrropyrrole<br />

fragment (DPP), coupled to different quinolinic and triphenylamino groups by a<br />

π-conjugated thiophene bridge. As well as the synthesis of the most promising<br />

of the oligomers studied theoretically, chemical and optical characterization is<br />

presented. This oligomer derived DPP with quadrupole electronic architecture<br />

is proposed for its potential biomedical application as singlet oxygen generator.<br />

Keywords: DPP, Singlet oxygen, Oligomer<br />

Presenting authors email: ojavier.hdez@gmail.com

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