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Kapitel 1 - An der Brücke

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By Noah Stern
| Medium
Kapitel 1 – An der Brücke Ich stehe am Geländer. Unten glitzert das Wasser, dunkel und ruhig. Es macht mir nichts aus. Gar nichts. Ich bin ruhig. Endlich ruhig. Mama. Papa. Alles wirbelt in meinem Kopf. Schreie, Türen, Stille, Tränen. Ich habe versucht zu helfen. Alles, was ich konnte. Nichts hat geholfen. Mama sieht müde aus, aufgebraucht, als ob die ganze Welt auf ihren Schultern liegt. Und ich… ich kann nichts tun. Nur eins. Ich muss Mama entlasten. Sie soll wieder atmen.
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Improving retention time of Indocyanine Green for in vivo two-photon microscopy using liposomal encapsulation

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By Alankrit Tomar, Noah Stern, Andrew Dunn
| BioRxiv
Abstract We propose a technique for improving the retention time of Indocyanine Green (ICG), an FDA-approved, widely available, near infrared (NIR) probe for in vivo imaging of the cerebrovascular structure in rodents. We present a synthesis process for liposomal nanoparticles that, when used to encapsulate ICG, significantly increase the circulation time of the vascular label.
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H-bonded organic frameworks as ultrasound-programmable delivery platform - Nature

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By Wenliang Wang, Xiangping Liu, Jinmo Jeong, Noah Stern, Wei Zhou, David McComb, Graeme Henkelman, Banglin Chen, Anakaren Romero Lozano
| Nature Verified
Abstract The precise control of mechanochemical activation within deep tissues using non-invasive ultrasound holds profound implications for advancing our understanding of fundamental biomedical sciences and revolutionizing disease treatments1,2,3,4. However, a theory-guided mechanoresponsive materials system with well-defined ultrasound activation has yet to be explored5,6.
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