Suppressing neuroinflammation using the near-infrared light emitted by (Sr,Ba)Ga12O19: Cr3+ phosphor

Qi Liu; Fangmei Yu; Hossein Chamkouri; Yanguang Guo; Ping Chen; Bo Wang; Dongwei Liu; Lei Chen

doi:10.1117/1.APN.3.3.036008

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