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Iron Oxide Nanoparticle Encapsulated Diatoms for Magnetic Delivery of Small Molecules to Tumors

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Journal Nanoscale
Specialty Biotechnology
Date 2014 Jan 16
PMID 24424277
Citations 18
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Abstract

Small molecules can be co-loaded with iron oxide nanoparticles onto diatoms. With an external magnetic field, the diatoms, after systemic administration, can be attracted to tumors. This study suggests a great potential of diatoms as a novel and powerful therapeutic vehicle.

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