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May 8, 2002Journal of the American Chemical Society

Luminescent Lanthanide Ions Hosted in a Fluorescent Polylysin Dendrimer. Antenna-Like Sensitization of Visible and Near-Infrared Emission

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VVVeronica VicinelliETH ZurichPCPaola CeroniUniversity of BolognaMMMauro MaestriUniversity of Bologna

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