Development of bimetallic (Zn@Au) nanoparticles as potential PET-imageable radiosensitizers.

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Carlos Gonzalez-Lepera

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Jongmin Cho

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Min Wang

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Osama Mawlawi

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Sang Hyun Cho

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10.1118/1.4958961

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