Controlled delivery of anti-tumor drug with a new design incorporating a phase-change material in magnetic nanoparticles allowing chemo-photothermal combined tumor therapy with multimodal tumor imaging.
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Imaging Mass Spectrometry for Metabolites of Biological Interactions
Applying mature imaging mass spectrometry (IMS) or combining IMS with other imaging techniques to analyze biological interactions builds a bridge between physiology and ecology and creates a more complete depiction of nature.
Combining Fluorescence and Electron Microscopy for 3D Cell Imaging
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Plant cuticle-inspired composites as sustainable alternative to traditional plastics for packaging applications.
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