Egyptian Blue Nanosheets Track Living Brain Immune Cells in Real Time, Swiss Study Finds
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Egyptian Blue brain imaging reaches a new milestone: Swiss researchers at Empa and ETH Zurich rebuilt humanity's oldest synthetic pigment into industrial-scale nanosheets achieving 34% quantum yield in the NIR-II window, then used them to track individual immune cells through the intact skulls of living mice in real time.
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