Surface attached manganese–oxo clusters as potential contrast agents

Julie E. Mertzman; Srotoswini Kar; Samuel Lofland; Travis Fleming; Edward Van Keuren; Yu Ye Tong; Sarah L. Stoll

doi:10.1039/B815424D

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Surface attached manganese–oxo clusters as potential contrast agents

Julie E. Mertzman , Srotoswini Kar , Samuel Lofland , Travis Fleming , Edward Van Keuren , Yu Ye Tong and Sarah L. Stoll

Chem. Commun., 2009, 788-790

DOI: 10.1039/B815424D
Received 04 Sep 2008, Accepted 24 Nov 2008
First published on the web 16 Jan 2009

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Surface attachment of the manganese–oxo cluster known as Mn-12 provided aqueous solution stabilization that allowed investigation of the use of the cluster as an MRI contrast agent.

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Yu Ye Tong
Sarah L. Stoll

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