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Ultrasound triggered cell death in vitro with doxorubicin loaded poly lactic-acid contrast agents

Eisenbrey et al., 2009

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11279566298056805409
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Eisenbrey J
Huang P
Hsu J
Wheatley M
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Ultrasonics

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Traditional chemotherapy generally results in systemic toxicity, which also limits drug levels at the area of need. Two ultrasound contrast agents (UCA), with diameters between 1–2μm in diameter and shell thicknesses of 100–200nm, composed of poly lactic-acid (PLA), one …
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