Porous silica nanocapsules with 20% 3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane (APS)-bound 6-carboxy-fluorescein (APS-fluorescein) and 80% APS molecules adsorbed on the surface
The use of nanotechnology in drug delivery is a rapidly expanding field. Biodegradable or nontoxic nanomaterials have the most promising application potentials in nanomedicine.
基金supported by the Fujii-Otsuka International Scientific Exchange Fund from Tokushima University of Japan (795001002b)Furukawa Electronic Co., Ltd., and in part by NSFC (no. 30700151)+1 种基金Academic Innovation Incubation Program from UESTC (no. Y02018023601062)The data have been published in Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2009, 331: 507-513)
文摘Porous silica nanocapsules with 20% 3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane (APS)-bound 6-carboxy-fluorescein (APS-fluorescein) and 80% APS molecules adsorbed on the surface
基金supported by NSFC (no. 30700151)Academic Innovation Incubation Program from UESTC (no. Y02018023601062)in part by the Fujii-Otsuka International Scientific Exchange Fund from Tokushima University of Japan (795001002b)
文摘The use of nanotechnology in drug delivery is a rapidly expanding field. Biodegradable or nontoxic nanomaterials have the most promising application potentials in nanomedicine.
