Original paper
In Vivo Repeatedly Activated Persistent Luminescence Nanoparticles by Radiopharmaceuticals for Long‐Lasting Tumor Optical Imaging
Abstract
Persistent luminescence nanoparticles (PLNPs) with rechargeable near‐infrared afterglow properties attract much attention for tumor diagnosis in living animals since they can avoid tissue autofluorescence and greatly improve the signal‐to‐background ratio. Using UV, visible light, or X‐ray as excitation sources to power up persistent luminescence (PL) faces the challenges such as limited tissue penetration, inefficient charging capability, or...
Paper Details
Title
In Vivo Repeatedly Activated Persistent Luminescence Nanoparticles by Radiopharmaceuticals for Long‐Lasting Tumor Optical Imaging
Published Date
Jun 8, 2020
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
26
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