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24 March 2006 Near-infrared peptide-coated quantum dots for small animal imaging
Gopal Iyer, Jack J. Li, Fabien Pinaud, James M. Tsay, Laurent A. Bentolila, Xavier Michalet, Shimon Weiss
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Abstract
We have synthesized high quality type-II CdTe/CdSe near infrared quantum dots using successive ion layer adsorption and reaction chemistry. Transmission electron microscopy reveals that CdTe/CdSe can be synthesized layer by layer yielding quantum dots of narrow size distribution. Excitation and photoluminescence spectra reveal discrete type-II transitions, which correspond to energy lower that type-I bandgap. We have used a peptide coating technique on type-II and commercial near infrared quantum dots for delivery in live animals and cultured cells.
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Gopal Iyer, Jack J. Li, Fabien Pinaud, James M. Tsay, Laurent A. Bentolila, Xavier Michalet, and Shimon Weiss "Near-infrared peptide-coated quantum dots for small animal imaging", Proc. SPIE 6096, Colloidal Quantum Dots for Biomedical Applications, 60960B (24 March 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.661777
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KEYWORDS
Near infrared

Quantum dots

Luminescence

Absorption

Cadmium

Transmission electron microscopy

Chemistry

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