Cancer phototherapy in living cells by multiphoton release of doxorubicin from gold nanospheres.
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Fabio Beltram | Giovanni Signore | Julia Pérez-Prieto | Valerio Voliani | Stefano Luin | F. Beltram | G. Signore | O. Vittorio | V. Voliani | S. Luin | J. Pérez‐Prieto | Orazio Vittorio | Paolo Faraci | P. Faraci
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