The influence of photoirradiation on vesicles containing a Malachite Green leuconitrile derivative carrying a long alkyl chain, affording photogenerated amphiphilicity, was investigated. The photoresponsive Malachite Green leuconitrile derivative was embedded in the vesicle bilayer of two single-tailed amphiphiles with oppositely charged head groups consisting of cetyltrimethylammonium chloride (CTAC) and sodium octyl sulfate (SOS). Transmission electron microscopy, which was used for observing photoinduced structural change in the vesicles, demonstrated that photoirradiation of the vesicles containing the Malachite Green leuconitrile derivative increased the average size of the vesicle diameter from 116 to 243 nm in the [CTAC]/[SOS] = 0.48 system. The mechanism for vesicle enlargement was studied with fluorescent probe molecules. The photoinduced change in the vesicle size can be explained by the destabilization of the vesicle bilayer, which is perturbed by photogenerated amphiphilicity. In addition, it was shown that the fusion process arising from the destabilized bilayer contributed to the increase in vesicle size.
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