Research context
The associated research paper is Engineering NIR-II carbon dots through aniline extension with graphene and nitrogen enrichment for hepatobiliary theranostics in Nature Communications. Use the linked publication for the authors’ findings, methods and limitations. The composition notes below describe the archived artwork.
Visual structure
Lettered panels separate carbon-dot preparation, structural mechanisms and an imaging scene. A central object connects applications, while functionalization and local application information continue along the bottom.
- Use panel letters for different tasks.
- Give imaging its own region.
- Keep the central object consistent across functionalization and applications.
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