论文信息 - Antitumor effect of magnetite nanoparticles in cat mammary adenocarcinoma

Antitumor effect of magnetite nanoparticles in cat mammary adenocarcinoma

The antitumor effect of a magnetic fluid was studied after direct inoculation into cat mammary tumors. An external magnetic field was used to retain the nanoparticles in the tumor tissue. After 2 month, the mammary tumor regressed very much in size and the microscopic exam revealed that the tumor cells massively endocytosed magnetic nanoparticles and entered in lysis process.

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