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Self-assembly of an MRI responsive agent under physiological conditions provides an extended time window for in vivo imaging

Nishanth D Tirukoti, Liat Avram, Reut Mashiach, Hyla Allouche-Arnon, Amnon Bar-Shir
2022

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An MRI-responsive agent that spontaneously self-assembles to a large supramolecular structure under physiological conditions was designed. The obtained assembly provides an extended time window for in vivo studies, as demonstrated for a fluorine-19 probe constructed to sense Zn2+ with 19F-iCEST MRI, in the future.
doi:10.1039/d2cc03126d pmid:36129103 fatcat:y25mpm64drds3aizthq7n5uasm
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Nishanth D Tirukoti, Liat Avram, Reut Mashiach, Hyla Allouche-Arnon, Amnon Bar-Shir. "Self-assembly of an MRI responsive agent under physiological conditions provides an extended time window for in vivo imaging." (2022)