A ratiometric fluorescent probe () for ClO(-) based on the conjugate of coumarin-rhodamine was presented, which could sense ClO(-) with fast response (within 5 s), high sensitivity and excellent selectivity. More importantly, is the first mitochondria-targeted ratiometric fluorescent probe to image exogenous and endogenous ClO(-).
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