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Fig. 1 TEM images of three generations of GFP-ʟ-arginine modified nanoparticles and core particles of GFP(NaHCO3) modified nanoparticles
Table 1 Diameters [nm] of the various particle types derivedfrom TEM and DLS measurements
Figure S8 in the SI) indicate that most of the GFP mole-
Fig. 5 Influence of temperature (r.t., 60 °C) on the fluorescence offluorescence intensity [%] of the emission maximum at 508 nmGFP-doped particles (CF, ʟ-arginine) and pure GFP
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