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December 18, 2013Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Nd3+ Sensitized Up/Down Converting Dual-Mode Nanomaterials for Efficient In-vitro and In-vivo Bioimaging Excited at 800 nm

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XLXiaomin LiFudan UniversityRWRui WangAnhui UniversityFZFan ZhangSouth China Agricultural University

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