In Vivo Fluorescene Imaging in the Superior NIR-II Sub-window Using Clinical-Grade Fluorescent dye

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In Vivo Fluorescene Imaging in the Superior NIR-II Sub-window Using Clinical-Grade Fluorescent dye
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                        10.11972/j.issn.1001-9014.XXXX.XX.001
                    
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Affiliation:1.Centre for Optical and Electromagnetic Research， College of Optical Science and Engineering， International Research Center for Advanced Photonics， Zhejiang University， Hangzhou 310058， China;2.Department of General Surgery， Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital， School of Medicine， Zhejiang University， Hangzhou， 310058， China
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Fund Project:the National Key R&D Program of China （2022YFB3206000）； the National Natural Science Foundation of China （U23A20487）； Dr. Li Dak Sum & Yip Yio Chin Development Fund for Regenerative Medicine， Zhejiang University； the National Natural Science Foundation of China （61975172）.

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NIR-II fluorescence imaging demonstrates significant advantages in biological imaging with its high signal-to-background ratio （SBR） and deep tissue penetration， showing broad application prospects in biomedical fields. The classification of NIR-II imaging windows facilitates the optimization of imaging processes. Among these， the 1400-1500 nm imaging window benefits from its unique water absorption characteristics， enabling effective suppression ---------------------------------

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Received:March 04,2025
Revised:March 15,2025
Adopted:March 17,2025
Online: March 17,2025
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