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To achieve the accurate diagnosis of tumor with the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), nanomaterials‐based contrast agents are developed rapidly. Here, a tumor targeting nanoprobe of c(RGDyK) modified ultrasmall sized iron oxide is reported with high saturation magnetization and high T1‐weighted imaging capability, attributed to a large number of paramagnetic centers on the surface of nanoprobes and...
Ning Gu, Yu Zhang, and co‐workers demonstrate in article number 1802281 that time‐dependent T1–T2 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of tumors can be achieved by gradual accumulation of c(RGDyK) modified ultrasmall Fe3O4 nanoprobes. These nanoprobes are completely different from the others by exhibiting T1‐ and T2‐weighted enhancements at the same time, thus having potential to improve the diagnostic...
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