Drug-Derived Bright and Color-Tunable N-Doped Carbon Dots for Cell Imaging and Sensitive Detection of Fe3+ in Living Cells.
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Junhua Song | Yang Song | Chengzhou Zhu | Yuehe Lin | Dan Du | He Li
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