Quantification of carbon nanomaterials in vivo: direct stable isotope labeling on the skeleton of fullerene C<sub>60</sub>

Min Hye Yang(Pusan National University), Cuibin Guo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Liangjun Zhou(Central South University), Sheng‐Tao Yang(Shanghai University), Baoyun Sun(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yuliang Zhao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hui Yuan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jinquan Dong(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Longfei Ruan(Nanjing Tech University), Gengmei Xing(Institute of High Energy Physics)
Environmental Science Nano
December 24, 2013
10.1039/c3en00046j
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