Transformation of theranostic alginate-based microbubbles from raspberry-like to core–shell-like microbubbles and in vitro studies
Abstract
In this study alginate-based microbubbles with a raspberry-like or core–shell-like morphology and with an average particle size of 553.6 ± 69.6 μm were synthesized; this was done through a transformation of the structure with applying a 40 kHz ultrasonication.
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