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Photo-controlled targeted intracellular delivery of both nitric oxide and singlet oxygen using a fluorescence-trackable ruthenium nitrosyl functional nanoplatform

Xiang et al., 2015

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11595887479048289124
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Xiang H
An L
Tang W
Yang S
Liu J
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Chemical Communications

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A multifunctional nitric oxide (NO) delivery nanoplatform that combines functionalities of target directing, fluorescence tracking, and photo-controlled target attacking was developed. The {Ru-NO@ TiO2 NPs} nanoplatform selectively targeted folate-receptor over-expressed …
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