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titleOfInvention Imaging Drug Carrier Using Porous Silicon Particles and Manufacturing Method Thereof
abstract The present invention relates to an imaging diagnostic drug carrier using porous silicon particles and a method of manufacturing the same.n n n The imaging diagnostic drug carrier of the present invention uses a biocompatible silicone material, thermally oxidizes the surface of the multilayer porous silicon film prepared by an electrochemical etching method, and easily adheres the drug to the surface thereof, and then ultrasonically pulverizes the porous material. As silicon particles, the pulverized particles retain the optical properties of the porous silicon and, as provided in the form of particles, can increase the selectivity to micromolecules. Furthermore, the imaging diagnostic drug carrier of the present invention can control the release rate due to hydrolysis of the drug according to the pH of the buffer solution, and can monitor in real time the degree of drug release from the porous silicon particles through the amplification process of the signal In addition, since the amount of drug released can be predicted, it is particularly useful as an image diagnosis drug carrier in a drug delivery system.n n n n Porous Silicon Particles, Image Diagnosis, Drug Carrier, Drug Delivery System
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