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Dual-mode vehicles with simultaneous thermometry and drug release properties based on hollow Y
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- Dual-mode vehicles with simultaneous thermometry and drug release properties based on hollow YRSC advances · 2022Article
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Abstract
Employing luminescence thermometry in the biomedical field is undeniably appealing as many health conditions are accompanied by temperature changes. In this work, we show our ongoing efforts and results at designing novel vehicles for dual-mode thermometry and pH-dependent drug release based on hollow spheres. Hereby for that purpose, we exploit the hollow Y
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