A hexanuclear gadolinium octahedral nanocage was self-assembled as an efficient multimeric magnetic resonance probe for selectively responding glucosamine. The rigid facial bridging ligands provided additional enhancements for the proton relativity around gadolinium ions, ensuring the application of MRI in vivo.
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A hexanuclear gadolinium-organic octahedron as a sensitive MRI contrast agent for selectively imaging glucosamine in aqueous media.
Chem Commun (Camb)
September 2012
State Key Laboratory of Fine Chemicals, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, 116012, China.
A hexanuclear gadolinium octahedral nanocage was self-assembled as an efficient multimeric magnetic resonance probe for selectively responding glucosamine. The rigid facial bridging ligands provided additional enhancements for the proton relativity around gadolinium ions, ensuring the application of MRI in vivo.
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