Non-covalent functionalized SWNTs as delivery agents for novel Bodipy-based potential PDT sensitizers

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Publication Date 2009-07-21
DOI 10.1039/B908485A
Impact Factor 6.222
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Sundus Erbas, Asli Gorgulu, Merve Kocakusakogullari


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Abstract

Pyrenyl-functionalized distyryl-Bodipy sensitizer attached non-covalently to SWNTs was shown to generate singlet oxygen when excited at 660 nm with a red LED array; this work emphasizes the potential of SWNT as a viable alternative carrier of bioactive agents, including photodynamic therapy sensitizers.

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