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ACS biomaterials science & engineering2026ResearchDrug Delivery

1. 19F MRI-Traceable PLGA Nanocarriers: Influence of Particle Architecture on Co-Encapsulation and Release of Immiscible Payloads

Larreina Vicente N, Lodrini A, Groeneveld E, Tagit O, Goumans Mj, Srinivas M

Two perfluorocarbon (PFC)-loaded PLGA nanoparticles (NPs) of different architectures were previously established as 19F MRI tracers: sodium cholate (NaCh)-stabilized core-shell particles (CSPs) and PVA-stabilized multicore particles (MCPs). Differing in their stabilizers and internal PFC distribution, they exhibited…

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