Gold nanoparticles protected by fluorinated ligands for 19F MRI.
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Francesco Stellacci | Ileana Zucca | Juan José Delgado | Roberto Spreafico | Alessandro Scotti | Fernanda Sousa | R. Spreafico | F. Stellacci | M. Lucarini | I. Zucca | Alessandro M Scotti | J. Delgado | Paolo Pengo | Lucia Pasquato | L. Pasquato | Fernanda Sousa | P. Franchi | P. Pengo | Marco Lucarini | Paola Franchi | Mariangela Boccalon | Mariangela Boccalon
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