2015
DOI: 10.1021/acs.macromol.5b01716
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Site-Specific Amphiphilic Magnetic Copolymer Nanoaggregates for Dual Imaging

Abstract: Molecular imaging along with combinations of imaging modalities can provide a thorough understanding of disease, in particular, tumors. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers exceptional tissue contrast and resolution; whereas optical imaging provides high sensitivity. Hence a norbornene based copolymer (Nor-Cob-Py-Fol) is reported in this paper as a dual-imaging agent. Nor-Cob-Py-Fol having Co2+ complex, pyrene and poly­(ethylene glycol) derived folate, have been synthesized using ring-opening metathesis pol… Show more

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“…Typically in fluorophore-functionalised ROMP polymers, fluorescent monomers are copolymerised with monomers that provide different imaging functionalities such as MRI contrast. 48,49 When copolymerised, the fluorescent monomers tend to undergo quenching to varying degrees and this can be caused by several phenomena including aggregation-caused quenching (ACQ) 50 and chemical interaction with other functional groups. [51][52][53] In the system reported here, since the hydrophobic block is formed from just one monomer, it is possible for quenching or other photophysical interactions to occur both at intra-and interchain levels.…”
Section: Fluorescence and Energy Transfermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Typically in fluorophore-functionalised ROMP polymers, fluorescent monomers are copolymerised with monomers that provide different imaging functionalities such as MRI contrast. 48,49 When copolymerised, the fluorescent monomers tend to undergo quenching to varying degrees and this can be caused by several phenomena including aggregation-caused quenching (ACQ) 50 and chemical interaction with other functional groups. [51][52][53] In the system reported here, since the hydrophobic block is formed from just one monomer, it is possible for quenching or other photophysical interactions to occur both at intra-and interchain levels.…”
Section: Fluorescence and Energy Transfermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Grubbs' catalyst with its three different generation ruthenium catalysts can open the norbornene ring with different complex architecture which eventually help to tune the different properties of the biocompatible nano-carrier [13]. Theranostic systems or site specific dual imaging motifs generally requires of anchoring different complex synthetic molecules into a single system to tune the properties and metathesis polymerization technique serve it excellently [7,17,19]. By this method different nano-mater aggregated structure can be formed with different imaging motif and drug attached to it by variety of stimuli responsive linker or encapsulation [7,15,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theranostic systems or site specific dual imaging motifs generally requires of anchoring different complex synthetic molecules into a single system to tune the properties and metathesis polymerization technique serve it excellently [7,17,19]. By this method different nano-mater aggregated structure can be formed with different imaging motif and drug attached to it by variety of stimuli responsive linker or encapsulation [7,15,17]. The functional group tolerant Grubbs' catalyst can polymerize a variety of monomers bearing complex motif or inorganic metal and thus we can tune the loading by simply fine tuning the degree of polymerization (DP) [13,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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