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In conclusion, our study offers a promising non-invasive tool to monitor ovarian survival in the early stages following transplantation.We disclose an efficient methodology for olefin alkoxylation of fluorescent BODIPYs (boron-dipyrromethene) at the 3,5-styryl group with methanol by cupric halide (chloride or bromide) at room temperature. Mechanistic studies provide evidence for the alkoxylation reaction firstly initiated by a radical cation, that is, halide promotes the oxidizing ability of the Cu(ii) center to an extent that the single
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