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In Vitro and in Vivo Toxicity Studies of Copper Sulfide Nanoplates for Potential Photothermal Applications

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Journal Nanomedicine
Publisher Elsevier
Date 2015 Feb 6
PMID 25652899
Citations 36
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From The Clinical Editor: Photothermal ablation therapy is a promising new treatment modality for cancer. One of the potential photothermal agents is copper sulfide (CuS). In this article, the potential toxic effects of CuS nanoplates were studied. The authors showed that further modification on the design of CuS nanomaterials was needed to minimize toxicity.

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