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Jonah Wu's research has focused on the production and application of microbubbles for therapeutic purposes, particularly in sonothrombolysis. His work has investigated the influence of microbubble characteristics, such as diameter and composition (including serum albumin and dextrose), on their interaction with ultrasound parameters to achieve optimal therapeutic effects in vitro. Wu has also explored the efficacy of localized injection of tissue permeabilizers, such as cyclopentadecanolide, in reducing the threshold temperature required for ablating solid tissues and tumors in animal models. His research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at scientific conferences.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 89
Selected Publications
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Influences of Microbubble Diameter and Ultrasonic Parameters on In Vitro Sonothrombolysis Efficacy (2012)
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Abstract No. 347: Minimizing tissue plasminogen activator (TPA) concentration while retaining maximal ultrasound-microbubble sonothrombolysis in vitro (2011)
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Production of uniformly sized serum albumin and dextrose microbubbles (2011)
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Abstract No. 150: The tissue permeabilizer cyclopentadecanolide reduces the threshold temperature required to ablate tumors in a rat liver tumor model (2011)
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Abstract No. 104: Localized injection of a tissue permeabilizer reduces the threshold temperature required to ablate solid tissue (2010)
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Abstract No. 91: Optimizing microbubble-ultrasound interactions for maximal sonothrombolysis in vitro (2010)
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