Building in biologically appropriate multifunctionality in aqueous copper indium selenide-based quantum dots

Yang, Xiling; Li, Yi; Zhang, Peisen; Guo, Liu; Li, Xiaoqi; Shu, Yasuhiro; Jiang, Kaiping; Hou, Yi; Jing, Lihong; Jiao, Mingxia

doi:10.1039/d3nr02385k

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Building in biologically appropriate multifunctionality in aqueous copper indium selenide-based quantum dots

Abstract: Advanced nanoplatforms weaponized with different functional moieties for theranostics hold appealing promise for reshaping precision medicine. While the reliable construction of an individual nanomaterial with intrinsic near-infrared (NIR) photofunction and...

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