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Temperature dependence of the fluorescence spectrum of ZnCdS nanoparticles introduced into adipose tissue in vitro

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Abstract

Temperature dependence of the fluorescence spectrum of ZnCdS nanoparticles introduced into 200-500 μm thick fat tissue slices in vitro was studied. The heating of the samples from the room to physiological temperature results in stronger (in depth) and faster tissue morphology change. This can help to detect location of nanoparticles during fat cell photothermolysis.

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