Fluorescent porous carbon nanocapsules for two-photon imaging, NIR/pH dual-responsive drug carrier, and photothermal therapy.
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Jianping Fu | Shuiqin Zhou | Jinhui Yi | Jianping Fu | Shuiqin Zhou | Yubing Sun | Yubing Sun | Hui Wang | Jing Di | Alejandra del Carmen Alonso | Hui Wang | Jinhui Yi | A. del Carmen Alonso | Jing Di
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