Folate Receptor-targeted Aggregation-enhanced Emission Silica Nanoprobe for One-photon in vivo and Two-photon ex vivo Fluorescence Bioimaging

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Abstract

A two-photon absorbing, aggregation-enhanced near infrared emission and folic acid conjugated silica nanoprobe was investigated for FRs targeting one-photon in vivo imaging and two-photon ex vivo imaging by employing nude mice bearing HeLa tumors. © 2011 OSA: BODA/NTM/OMP/OTA.

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