Fig. 2. IONP characterization.

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Fig. 2. IONP characterization. IONP characterization. (A) Representative TEM images of IONPs and msIONPs. (B) Schematic detailing the synthesis of msIONPs. The IONPs were coated with mesoporous silica shell followed by comodification of PEG and TMS on the surface of msIONPs. (C) Size distribution of IONPs and msIONPs quantified by dynamic light scattering (DLS) and by analyzing 500 to 1000 nanoparticles from TEM images. (D) Table of parameters of IONPs and msIONPs. (E) Photographs depicting stability of msIONPs and IONPs in VS55 at room temperature over time. Navid Manuchehrabadi et al., Sci Transl Med 2017;9:eaah4586 Published by AAAS