Acoustic droplet vaporization and propulsion of perfluorocarbon-loaded microbullets for targeted tissue penetration and deformation.
@article{Kagan2012AcousticDV, title={Acoustic droplet vaporization and propulsion of perfluorocarbon-loaded microbullets for targeted tissue penetration and deformation.}, author={Daniel Kagan and Michael J. Benchimol and Jonathan C. Claussen and Erdembileg Chuluun-Erdene and Sadik C. Esener and Joseph Wang}, journal={Angewandte Chemie}, year={2012}, volume={51 30}, pages={ 7519-22 } }
Acoustic droplet vaporization of perfluorocarbon-loaded microbullets triggered by an ultrasound pulse provides the necessary force to penetrate, cleave, and deform cellular tissue for potential targeted drug delivery and precision nanosurgery.
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