Comparative in vivo PET Imaging of Silica Microparticles: Shape-Dependent Blood Circulation and Short-term Biodistribution

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This is a Quantitative Study study.

Jan Grzelak; Martí Gich; Rafael T. M. de Rosales; Anna Roig; Juan Pellico

doi:10.1039/d5dt00412h

January 1, 2025Dalton TransactionsOpen Access

Comparative in vivo PET Imaging of Silica Microparticles: Shape-Dependent Blood Circulation and Short-term Biodistribution

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Key Points

Shape of silica microparticles affects blood circulation and biodistribution.
The study employs PET imaging to visualize and assess particle behavior.
Results indicate implications for optimizing drug delivery systems using silica microparticles.
Further investigation is needed to explore long-term biodistribution effects.

Implication

In vivo assessment shows shape-dependent blood circulation and biodistribution in mice, suggesting design optimization for drug delivery.

Abstract

Particles at the nanometric-micrometric interface hold promise by combining the drug-loading capacity of microparticles with the systemic benefits of nanoparticles. We assess the in vivo behaviour in mice via PET...

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Grzelak et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7d631bd66d359be626826 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5dt00412h

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Comparative in vivo PET Imaging of Silica Microparticles: Shape-Dependent Blood Circulation and Short-term Biodistribution

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Comparative in vivo PET Imaging of Silica Microparticles: Shape-Dependent Blood Circulation and Short-term Biodistribution

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