Scientific Paper
Singlet oxygen photo-production by perylene bisimide derivative Langmuir-Schaefer films for photodynamic therapy applications
Summary
A perylene bisimide dye that efficiently produces singlet oxygen under light was laid down as Langmuir–Schaefer multilayers to make a prototype photodynamic therapy surface. The films kept the dye’s photochemistry, and the best one was harmless to cervical carcinoma cells in the dark but strongly toxic to them under illumination.
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