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Multiplexed <sup>129</sup> Xe HyperCEST MRI detection of genetically-reconstituted bacterial protein nanoparticles in human cancer cells

2019-04-04

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Gas vesicle nanoparticles (GVs) are gas-containing protein assemblies expressed in bacteria and archaea. Recently, GVs have gained considerable attention for biotechnological applications as genetically-encodable contrast agents for MRI and ultrasonography. However, at present, the practical use of GVs is hampered by a lack of robust methodology for their induction into mammalian cells. Here, we demonstrate the ge...

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2b476804-a472-5996-8c35-5e5e253becd3
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10.1101/599118
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