Nonfunctionalized Nanocrystals Can Exploit a Cell's Active Transport Machinery Delivering Them to Specific Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Compartments
Igor Nabiev(Bio-Medical Science (South Korea)), Yuri Volkov(Trinity College Dublin), Andrey L. Rogach(VSB - Technical University of Ostrava), Alyona Sukhanova(BioSpectroscopie Translationnelle), John F. Donegan(University College Dublin), David C. Cottell(University College Dublin), Yurii K. Gun’ko(Trinity College Dublin), Yury P. Rakovich(Trinity College Dublin), Siobhán Mitchell(University of Exeter), Stephen J. Byrne(University College Dublin), Richard Moore(Johns Hopkins University), Anthony M. Davies(University College Dublin), Jennifer Conroy(University College Dublin), Dermot Kelleher(University of British Columbia), Yvonne Williams(University College Dublin), Nikolai Gaponik(Technische Universität Dresden)
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