A near-infrared fluorescent "turn on" probe DTMI featuring simple skeleton was constructed easily. It undergoes a structure transformation from an A-π-A to a D-π-A framework towards SO. Besides, DTMI is capable of distinctive sensing sulfite with a fast response and a significant Stokes shift as well as with high sensitivity, excellent selectivity, long-term stability of fluorescence signals, and good anti-interference ability. The detection limit (LOD) of DTMI for sulfite within the linear concentration range of 0.5-10 μM is 27.39 nM. More importantly, DTMI has been favorably utilized for detecting sulfite in food samples such as red wine and vermicelli. Based on its low biotoxicity, DTMI has been successfully applied in imaging experiments involving HeLa cells, onion inner epidermal cells, and zebrafish. Therefore, the results show that the presented probe possesses potential sensing activity towards sulfite in complex biological system and food samples.
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