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- 2020Nanostructure stabilization by low-temperature dopant pinning in multiferroic BiFeO3-based thin films produced by aqueous chemical solution deposition
- 2020Nanostructure stabilization by low-temperature dopant pinning in multiferroic BiFeO3-based thin films produced by aqueous chemical solution depositioncitations
- 2019Directed Molecular Stacking for Engineered Fluorescent Three-Dimensional Reduced Graphene Oxide and Coronene Frameworkscitations
- 2016Interactions between an aryl thioacetate-functionalized Zn(II) porphyrin and graphene oxidecitations
- 2016Investigations into the reactivity of lithium indenyl with alpha diimines with chlorinated backbones and formation of related functional ligands and metal complexescitations
- 2016Labeling of graphene, graphene oxides, and of their congeners:imaging and biosensing applications of relevance to cancer theranosticscitations
- 2016Labeling of graphene, graphene oxides, and of their congenerscitations
- 2012Microstructure Engineering to Drastically Reduce the Leakage Currents of High Voltage ZnO Varistor Ceramicscitations
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Labeling of graphene, graphene oxides, and of their congeners
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<p>The area of biomedical imaging is fast becoming an active focus for the utilization of graphene within a variety of imaging modalities. Graphene can be oxidized to produce a material with a high degree of functionality and has led to its expansion as a platform for the immobilization of fluorescent and radiolabeled molecules. Its large surface area has allowed graphene and its oxides to be modified with a variety of molecules that enhance biocompatibility, selectivity, and therapeutic potential. This chapter highlights recent developments in the use of targeted fluorogenic or radiolabeled graphene materials that can be used to image cancers via fluorescence, positron emission tomography, and single-photon emission computed tomography modalities. Key emphasis is placed on the nanocomposites that are designed to provide additional therapeutic effects. The capacity of these composites to be internalized by cells and tumors is discussed to appreciate the future perspective of graphene and its congeners as therapeutic multimodal imaging agents.</p>