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titleOfInvention Application of copper-doped gold nanorods in preparation of antitumor drugs
abstract The invention discloses an application of copper-doped gold nanorods in preparation of antitumor drugs. Studies of inventors show that copper-doped gold nanorods are converted into 2-5nm small-sized gold quantum dots under high-power ultrasound action and then selectively kill tumour cells, therefore, the copper-doped gold nanorods can be used as an online antitumor preparation for treating various cancers and the irradiation time of HIFU (high intensity focused ultrasound) can be shortened.
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