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Gold nanoparticle distribution monitor for drug delivery system based on optically assisted ultrasonic velocity-change imaging

Gold nanoparticle distribution monitor for drug delivery system based on optically assisted ultrasonic velocity-change imaging

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Optical absorption images of the tissue mimic phantom including gold nanoparticles were obtained by detecting the ultrasonic velocity-change caused by light irradiation. A series of experimental results showed the possibility as a nanoparticle distribution monitor for the drug delivery system.

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