El - Sayed, co-lead author Ronghu Wu, and first authors Yue Wu and Moustafa Ali published the results of their current in vitro experiments, a new development in
photothermal gold nanorod therapy, on June 26, 2017, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Not exact matches
The
gold - iron oxide core - shell nanorods may be useful in cancer therapy, with MRI imaging enabled by the iron oxide shell, and local heating created by the
photothermal effect on the
gold nanorod core killing cancer cells.
One way to help
gold nanorods retain their shape during
photothermal heating is to coat them with silica shells, which confine the nanorods to their original shape but allow light to pass through.
Gold nanoflowers grown in starfruit juice are promising agents for
photothermal cancer therapy.
Keywords: Plasmonic nanobubble,
gold nanoparticle, laser,
photothermal, prostate cancer, theranostics.
The potential use of the enhanced nonlinear properties of
gold nanospheres in
photothermal cancer therapy.
Gold nanocages as
photothermal transducers for cancer treatment.
Gold nanorods as contrast agents for biological imaging: optical properties, surface conjugation and
photothermal effects.
Optical generation and detection of the PNBs was performed with a previously developed
photothermal laser microscope [44] equipped with a dual pulsed laser (STH - 01, Standa Ltd, Vilnius, Lithuania): each pulse 0.5 ns, the wavelength of 532 nm (matching plasmon resonances of
gold spheres of 60 nm) and tunable near - infrared (matching plasmon resonances of
gold nanorods and nanoshells that were employed).
Applications of
gold nanorods for cancer imaging and
photothermal therapy.
Plasmonic
photothermal therapy (PPTT) using
gold nanoparticles.
LANTCET: elimination of solid tumor cells with
photothermal bubbles generated around clusters of
gold nanoparticles.
Photothermal effects of supramolecularly assembled
gold nanoparticles for the targeted treatment of cancer cells.