Demonstrates noninvasive imaging of liver damage using molecular rotors, suggesting their utility in liver disease assessment.
-induced fibrosis, and diet/drug-induced steatosis. Signal changes correlate with standard biochemical and histological markers and decrease after treatment. These findings identify PEGylated NIR-II molecular rotors as promising tools for noninvasive, real-time mechanism-based assessment of liver disease.
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