2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpharm.2014.11.066
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Multi-modal detection of colon malignancy by NIR-tagged recognition polymers and ultrasound contrast agents

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“…[11,10,3] For this reason, the DoE analysis was conducted on the Flu-CPAA-100 (maximal cationic charge), while Flu-CPAA-20 (minimal cationic charge) served as a control polymer that represents a minimal cell-binding competency, yet baring a sufficient cationic charge necessary for the conjugation reaction with both IR-783-S-Ph-COOH fluorophore and the VRPMPLQ recognition peptide.…”
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“…[11,10,3] For this reason, the DoE analysis was conducted on the Flu-CPAA-100 (maximal cationic charge), while Flu-CPAA-20 (minimal cationic charge) served as a control polymer that represents a minimal cell-binding competency, yet baring a sufficient cationic charge necessary for the conjugation reaction with both IR-783-S-Ph-COOH fluorophore and the VRPMPLQ recognition peptide.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So were the experimental protocols of the in vitro (cell lines) and in vivo (colon mucosal tissues from DMH-induced rat model) uptake studies. [3] Cell lines…”
Section: Fluorescent-cationized Polyacrylamide-peptide Conjugate Polymentioning
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