Xuandong Wang (1948423)Huiyu Liu (1357284)Dong Chen (448284)Xianwei Meng (628661)Tianlong Liu (1578268)Changhui Fu (1578262)Nanjing Hao (1462711)Yanqi Zhang (112987)Xiaoli Wu (58959)Jun Ren (110002)Fangqiong Tang (1578259)
Merging different components into\na single nanoparticle can exhibit profound impact on various biomedical\napplications including diagnostics, imaging, and therapy. However,\nretaining the unique properties of each component after integration\nhas proven to be a significant challenge. Our previous research demonstrated\nthat gold nanoshells on polystyrene spheres have potential in photohermal\ntherapy. Here, we report a facile and green strategy to synthesize\na multifunctional nanocomposite with Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub> core\ncoated gold nanoshells as dual imaging probes and photothermal agents.\nThe as-prepared nanoparticles exhibit well-defined structure and excellent\nphysical properties such as magnetic and plasmonic activities. Therefore,\nthey were applied as contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging\n(MRI) and dark field imaging (DFI). Besides, we demonstrated their\npotential application in photothermal therapy. Moreover, the obtained\nmultifunctional nanoparticles have shown excellent biocompatibility\nfor their low cytotoxicity and hemolyticity.
Hong-Ling LiuJun-Hua WuJi Hyun MinJu Hun LeeYoung Keun Kim
Xiaolian Sun (1306611)Natalie Frey Huls (2128498)Aruna Sigdel (2128495)Shouheng Sun (1306617)
Zhichuan Xu (1272711)Yanglong Hou (1423069)Shouheng Sun (1306617)
O. S. IvanovaI. S. ÉdelmanAlexey E. SokolovE. S. SvetlitskyС. М. ЖарковА. L. SukhachevCh. R. LinYu. Zh. Chen
Stefanie Klein (1638706)Julia Otto (11568063)Christina Harreiß (5205302)Luitpold V. R. Distel (5205305)Angelika Leistner (11568066)Winfried Neuhuber (219250)Erdmann Spiecker (1511563)Carola Kryschi (1638694)