A highly selective iron oxide-based imaging nanoparticle for long-term monitoring of drug-induced tumor cell apoptosis
Abstract
The ability to visualize and quantify apoptosis in vivo is critical to monitoring the disease response to treatment and providing prognostic information. However, the application of current apoptosis labeling probes faces significant challenges including nonspecific tissue uptake, inefficient apoptotic cell labeling and short monitoring windows. Here we report a highly specific apoptosis labeling nanoparticle (NP) probe with Pisum sativum...
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Title
A highly selective iron oxide-based imaging nanoparticle for long-term monitoring of drug-induced tumor cell apoptosis
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
2
Pages
471 - 481
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