Transfection of clMagR/clCry4 imparts MR-T2 imaging contrast properties to living organisms (E. coli) in the presence of Fe3+ by endogenous formation of iron oxide nanoparticles
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DOI: 10.3389/fmolb.2023.1119356
Abstract: Rapid development of medical imaging, such as cellular tracking, has increased the demand for “live” contrast agents. This study provides the first experimental evidence demonstrating that transfection of the clMagR/clCry4 gene can impart magnetic resonance… read more here.
Keywords: formation iron; oxide nanoparticles; clmagr clcry4; clcry4 ... See more keywords