Development of luminescent bioactive glass for multimodal diagnostic imaging Abstract
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Bioglasss is glass-ceramic biocompatible material that contains silica, calcium, sodium, and phosphate, as main ingredients. It has excellent bioactivity and is widely used for scaffolds, implant devices and for repair of bone defects, among others. Current research aims to develop luminescence bioglass, which will comprise different rare earth (RE) elements and open possibilities for its use in multimodal imaging diagnostics.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior
Grant numbers 88881.846081/2023-01
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