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Light-Activated Nanoscale Gas Vesicles Selectively Kill Tumor Cells

2019-09-19

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Protein-based nanobubbles such as halophilic archaeabacterial gas vesicles (GVs) represent a new class of stable, homogeneous nanoparticles with acoustic properties that allow them to be visualized by ultrasound (US) waves. To design GVs as theranostic agents, we modified them to respond to light, with a view to locally generate reactive oxygen species that can kill cancer cells. Specifically, up to 60,000 photore...

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d694f2ed-08e9-5569-9ec1-8dac7e10c8b3
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10.1101/771881
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