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Ovalbumin, an egg allergen, was used as an antigen to activate DCs due to its immunological properties. The prepared APG@OVA NP agents were used to activate DCs with high efficacy and to track their migration and distribution in vivo through SERS/MR bimodal imaging. Results The APG@OVA NP agents could not only enable DC activating and labeling, but also achieve real-time monitoring of DC migration in vivo and accurate profiling of DC distribution in the lymphatic system. MR imaging indicated the time-dependent migration of the APG@OVA NP
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