1st Edition
Small Organic Molecules-Based Fluorescent Biosensors and their Applications
Chapter 1
Photoluminescence and fluorescence mechanism
Preeti Ashokkumar Chaudhran and Abha Sharma
Chapter 2
Acridine-based fluorescent probes: Synthesis, biological and non-biological applications
Dheeraj Pandey and Abha Sharma
Chapter 3
Rhodamine-based molecules: Design and applications
Esther Rani Motamarri and Abha Sharma
Chapter 4
BODIPY-based fluorescent probes and their applications
Mareechika Gaddam and Abha Sharma
Chapter 5
Julolidine-based molecules: Design and applications
Krishna Kumar, Dheeraj Pandey and Abha Sharma
Chapter 6
Perylene-based molecules: Design and applications
Madhu Bala, Marrechika Gaddam and Abha Sharma
Chapter 7
Cyanine-based molecules: Design and applications
Pooja Bochare, Esther Rani Motamarri, and Abha Sharma
Chapter 8
Fluorescein-based molecules: Design, Synthesis and their applications
Yashashvi Dhamapurkar, Mareechika Gaddam and Abha Sharma
Chapter 9
Quinoline-based fluorescent probes for various applications
Kisan Pawar, Somidi Srinu, Mareechika Gaddam and Abha Sharma
Chapter 10
Phenanthiridine-based molecules: Design, synthesis and applications
Pawar Kisan, Preeti Ashokkumar Chaudhran and Abha Sharma
Chapter 11
Benzothiazole-based fluorescent probes for various applications
Rohan Bhatia, Preeti Ashokkumar Chaudhran and Abha Sharma
Chapter 12
Coumarin-based molecules: Design and applications
Garima, Esther Rani Motamarri and Abha Sharma
Chapter 13
Carbazole-based fluorescent molecules: Design and applications
Somidi Srinu, Mareechika Gaddam and Abha Sharma
Biography
Dr. Abha Sharma earned her Ph.D. from the Defence Research and Development Establishment (awarded by Jiwaji University), Gwalior, India, in 2006. She has worked at the Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR), Lucknow as a Research Associate for more than three and a half years. Since 2010, she has been working as a faculty member in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Raebareli, India. Currently, she is serving as an Associate Professor in the same department. Her research area includes the design and synthesis of molecules for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and the development of sensors/probes for the detection of analytes/biomarkers of various central nervous system diseases such as AD. Her publications include nearly 60 high-impact journal papers and book chapters, and she has been granted several patents. She has also served as a referee for some international journals and guided several students to the completion of their research projects.
