Freezing of erythrocyte-derived nanoparticles can provide a method to extend their storage life and enable rapid deployment for clinical applications. We found that key physical properties of the particles remained unaffected after one freeze-thaw cycle. © 2017 OSA.

Raviraj Vankayala

Department of Bioscience & Bioengineering

IIT Jodhpur

J.C. Tang

J.T. Mac

A. Partono

W. Jia

B. Anvari

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Effects of freezing on erythrocyte-derived optical nanoprobes

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