Cu2+-Complex of hydrophilic nitrogen-rich polymer dots applied as a new MRI contrast agent.

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Hong Bi

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Jing Chen

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Jingmin Wang

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Li Liu

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Mengyue Hu

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Paulo Cesar Morais

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Ye Zhang

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