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Quantum Dot-Based Simultaneous Multicolor Imaging
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Quantum dots have attracted a great deal of attention among researchers in optical imaging because of their unique physicochemical properties. Their adjustable size allows quantum dots to emit visible fluorescence with different wavelengths excited by a single light source, allowing them to play an unmatched role in multitarget simultaneous multicolor imaging of tissues and cells compared with other molecular biotechnologies and traditional fluorescent materials. This technology affords real-time observationin situof multiple biomarkers, allowing us to quantify their expression levels, and helping us to gain a deeper understanding of the interactions among biomolecules and the relationship between biomolecules and disease occurrence, progression, and prognosis. This has potential to aid in clinical diagnosis and treatment decision making.
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Quantum dots
Biomarkers
Molecular imaging
Multicolor
Imaging
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