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The stability of 125I-ND was greater than 90%% within 25 h, and the in vivo distribution showed that ND predominantly accumulated in the liver, spleen, and lung.
Whole-animal in vivo tracking studies revealed that irrespective of surface modifications, graphene predominantly accumulated in lungs over a period of 24 h.
Zhang et al. [95] showed that CdTe QDs predominantly accumulated in the liver, decreasing the amount of antioxidants in it and inducing oxidative stress in liver cells.
In addition, exogenous hCNT1 predominantly accumulated in intracytoplasmic vesicles in CCC suggesting defective cellular trafficking of hCNT1 as a contributing factor to transport deficiency.
Apoptin is predominantly accumulated in the nucleus of transformed cells, whereas in normal cells it is found mainly in the cytoplasm (Heilman et al. 2006; Kuusisto et al. 2008; Noteborn 2004; Peñaloza et al. 2014).
In addition, Gli3 (1 699) is also predominantly accumulated in the nucleus (Fig. 2F and Table 1).
Experiments on mice have shown that cadmium predominantly accumulates in the liver, kidneys, and spleen, whereas tellurium accumulates almost exclusively in the kidneys [126].
Specifically, positively charged and neutral NPs are absorbed by all cell types at the same rate, whereas negatively charged ones predominantly accumulate in tumor cells [93].
This lipophilic cationic imaging probe predominantly accumulates in the mitochondria, where it is retained in response to the electrical potential generated across the membrane bilayer [15]-[17] [15]-[17]
Herein we have shown that liver cancer cells can selectively internalize antibody-conjugated gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) through receptor-mediated endocytosis, with the nanoparticles predominantly accumulating and aggregating within cytoplasmic endolysosomes.
In individuals with experimentally induced or naturally acquired TSEs prion infectivity and PrPTSE predominantly accumulate in the CNS but were also found, to varying degrees, in peripheral tissues [2], [10] [12].
