journal article·2009-07-17Open access

Nanoparticle delivery: Small 14/2009

Owen Loh, Robert Lam, Mark Chen, Nicolaie Moldovan, Houjin Huang, Dean Ho, Horacio D. Espinosa

Small· Volume 5· Issue 14

Abstract

The cover image depicts two modes of functionalized nanoparticle delivery for single-cell studies using a versatile nanofountain probe (NFP). NFPs are scanning probes with integrated microfluidics, enabling both direct-write nanopatterning and direct/in vitro/injection of functional nanoparticles. The NFP is used to pattern dot arrays of chemotherapy-drug-conjugated nanodiamonds with sub-100-nm resolution on glass substrates for subsequent cell culture and precise drug-dosing studies. The same NFP is also used to inject nanodiamond conjugates directly into live cells for further interrogation. For more information, please read the Full Paper “Nanofountain-Probe-Based High-Resolution Patterning and Single-Cell Injection of Functionalized Nanodiamonds” by D. Ho, H. D. Espinosa, et al., beginning on page 1667.
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