Synthesis of Magnetic Resonance/Fluorescence Bimodal Molecular Imaging Probe Based on Gadolinium-doped Carbon Quantum Dots by Microwave-hydrothermal Method
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Synthesis of Magnetic Resonance/Fluorescence Bimodal Molecular Imaging Probe Based on Gadolinium-doped Carbon Quantum Dots by Microwave-hydrothermal Method
Chinese Journal of LuminescenceVol. 36, Issue 12, Pages: 1383-1389(2015)
YUAN Xue-xia, WANG Chao, WANG Yu-ping etc. Synthesis of Magnetic Resonance/Fluorescence Bimodal Molecular Imaging Probe Based on Gadolinium-doped Carbon Quantum Dots by Microwave-hydrothermal Method[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2015,36(12): 1383-1389
YUAN Xue-xia, WANG Chao, WANG Yu-ping etc. Synthesis of Magnetic Resonance/Fluorescence Bimodal Molecular Imaging Probe Based on Gadolinium-doped Carbon Quantum Dots by Microwave-hydrothermal Method[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2015,36(12): 1383-1389 DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20153612.1383.
Synthesis of Magnetic Resonance/Fluorescence Bimodal Molecular Imaging Probe Based on Gadolinium-doped Carbon Quantum Dots by Microwave-hydrothermal Method
Using gadopentetic acid monomeglumine (GdPM) as precursor to provide simultaneously the carbon source and gadolinium (3+) source
gadolinium-doped carbon quantum dots (Gd
3+
/CQDs-MH) with uniformly small size were obtained at a mild condition by microwave hydrothermal method which can realize a molecular level mixing. When GdPM was pyrolyzed under 250 ℃ for 45 min
Gd
3+
/CQDs-MH with high quantum yield (QY) and longitudinal relaxation rate (
r
1
) were obtained. The contradiction between quantum yield and the relaxation properties has been well balanced
which is very difficult to avoid using traditional heating method. The prepared Gd
3+
/CQDs-MH with an average diameter of about 1.0 nm show little cell toxicity and exhibit a high photoluminescence quantum yield of 11.0%
as well as a high
r
1
value of 4 545.3 mmol
-1
Ls
-1
([Gd
3+
]=0.01 mmolL
-1
) with the doping mass fraction of gadolinium (3+) of 16.9%. Therefore
the Gd
3+
/CQDs-MH show big possibility for application in magnetic resonance/fluorescence bimodal molecular imaging.
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