Issue 9, 2015

Phthalocyanine–titanate nanotubes: a promising nanocarrier detectable by optical imaging in the so-called imaging window

Abstract

TiONts–phthalocyanine nanohybrids combining an efficient optical probe and a promising nanovector have been developed in a step-by-step approach and were thoroughly characterized. Each 150 nm long TiONts–Pc bear ca. 450 Pc. Three nanohybrids were prepared including three different linkers in quest for the best stability.

Graphical abstract: Phthalocyanine–titanate nanotubes: a promising nanocarrier detectable by optical imaging in the so-called imaging window

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
06 Nov 2014
Accepted
12 Dec 2014
First published
12 Dec 2014

RSC Adv., 2015,5, 6315-6322

Author version available

Phthalocyanine–titanate nanotubes: a promising nanocarrier detectable by optical imaging in the so-called imaging window

J. Paris, Y. Bernhard, J. Boudon, O. Heintz, N. Millot and R. A. Decréau, RSC Adv., 2015, 5, 6315 DOI: 10.1039/C4RA13988G

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