Publication

MRI micelles self-assembled from synthetic gadolinium-based nano building blocks

Lothar Helm, Vassily Vorobiev
2019
Journal paper

Abstract

A synthetic nano building block endowed with amphiphilic properties and chelated gadoliniumis presented. Spontaneous self-assembly into small 12 nm corona-core stealth Gd-micelles with inherently high gadolinium loading occurs in water. Gd-Micelles are a new blood pool contrast agent with high relaxivity for magnetic resonance imaging.

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MRI micelles self-assembled from synthetic gadolinium-based nano building blocks

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