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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Communications, 74(50), p. 10782, 2014
DOI: 10.1039/c4cc02637c
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Quaternized carbon dot-modified graphene oxide for selective cell labelling - controlled nucleus and cytoplasm imaging
Journal article published in 2014 by
K. K. R. Datta,
O. Kozák,
V. Ranc 
,
M. Havrdová,
A. B. Bourlinos,
K. Šafářová,
K. Safářová,
K. Holá,
K. Tománková,
G. Zoppellaro ,
M. Otyepka ,
R. Zbořil
,
M. Havrdová,
A. B. Bourlinos,
K. Šafářová,
K. Safářová,
K. Holá,
K. Tománková,
G. Zoppellaro ,
M. Otyepka ,
R. Zbořil
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Abstract
Cationic quaternized carbon dots (QCDs) and anionic graphene oxide sheets (GO) are combined via non-covalent interactions following a self-assembly pathway to form highly biocompatible and fluorescent hybrid materials. These hybrids act as selective probes with controlled labelling of the cell nucleus or cytoplasm depending on the QCD loading.