A highly selective lysosome-targeting NIR fluorescent probe (Lyso-SiR-2S) for HOCl was constructed based on Si-rhodamine B spirodithiolactone. This probe was very effectively employed to sense HOCl produced in various living cells and to visualize fluctuations of endogenous HOCl resulting from GEN-induced acute kidney injury in vivo for the first time.
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