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Modulational instability and domain wall solitons in optical fibers

2000

The first part of this thesis presents some theoretical and experimental results about modulational instability and domain wall solitons in bimodal fibers.In the second part is devoted to the interaction of counter-propagating waves in an isotropic optical fiber

Fibres optiquesbimodale[ PHYS.PHYS.PHYS-ATOM-PH ] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]/Atomic Physics [physics.atom-ph]<br />parois de domainesoptique non linéairebimodal[PHYS.PHYS] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]Nonlinear Optics[PHYS.PHYS.PHYS-ATOM-PH] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]/Atomic Physics [physics.atom-ph][ PHYS.PHYS ] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]Optical FiberSolitonsDomain Wall
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Development of functionalizable azaBODIPYs for the conception of theranostic agents and bimodal probes for imaging uses

2020

The in vivo use of optical imaging is still limited by the lack of near infrared emitting probes. This thesis work focuses on the optimization and valorization of a water-soluble fluorescent platform whose optical properties enable an in vivo use. Two distinct applications were investigated for this WazaBY (Water-soluble azaBODIPY) platform: use as a PET (or SPECT) / optical bimodal probe, and as a theranostic agent. Concerning the first project, we were able to develop a targetted SPECT/optical bimodal probe, which was radiometallated with indium 111. Using xenografted murine models, we were able to show a clear accumulation of the probe in the tumor 24 hours after injection. Moreover, the…

Near infrared fluorescenceAzaBODIPYImagerie moléculaireMolecular imagingMedical imagingFluorophoreBimodality probeSonde bimodale[CHIM.ORGA] Chemical Sciences/Organic chemistryImagerie médicaleFluorescence proche infrarouge
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New site-specific bioconjugation strategies and their application to the development of molecular imaging agents for cancer diagnostic

2018

The preparation of targeted imaging agents suitable for cancer diagnostic involves the coupling of an imaging probe to a vector, generally a protein, able to specifically target cancerous tissues. Unfortunately, this bioconjugation step is often problematic. Indeed, proteins present a large variety of reactive functions that can potentially interfere with the coupling reaction. The purpose of this work is the design of innovative selective bioconjugation strategies that can facilitate the synthesis of molecular imaging agents.Our research led to the development of a simple and efficient approach allowing the modification of a protein with a fluorophore by using a site-specific bioconjugatio…

Site-Spécifique[CHIM.ORGA]Chemical Sciences/Organic chemistryTetrazineBioconjugationBioconjugaisonBimodal imagingImagerie nucléaireImagerie bimodale[CHIM.ORGA] Chemical Sciences/Organic chemistryNuclear imagingSite-SpecificFluorescenceTétrazine
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