Ligand exchanged photoluminescent gold quantum dots functionalized with leading peptides for nuclear targeting and intracellular imaging
Chemical Communications2008Iss. 39, pp. 4762–4762
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Abstract
Ligand exchanged gold quantum dots (GQDs) conjugated with cell-penetrating peptides are a new class of photoluminescent probes for nuclear targeting and intracellular imaging.
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