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Review Article
Synthesis strategies and cancer therapy applications of PEDOT nanoparticles
Review Article
Recent advancements in metal organic framework-modified multifunctional materials for photodynamic therapy
MOFs modified functional materials have emerged in the therapeutic platform, PDT in particular, implementing various paths and mechanisms to hit the target cells, unveiling a substantial direction for cancer therapy.
Review Article
Plant-derived selenium nanoparticles: investigating unique morphologies, enhancing therapeutic uses, and leading the way in tailored medical treatments
Selenium (Se) is a paramount micronutrient, indispensable for the holistic health of humans, animals, and microorganisms.
Review Article
Natural cationic polymer-derived injectable hydrogels for targeted chemotherapy
Injectable hydrogels have the potential to revolutionize therapeutics.
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Co-delivery of berberine and gold nanoparticles on liposomes for photodynamic therapy against 3D lung cancer cells
Using a new nanocomplex (Lipo@AuNPs@BBR) in photodynamic therapy on A549 spheroid cells.
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Spike trains in PANI-proteinoid nanomaterials with different light pulse rates
Light-sensitive PANI-proteinoid nanofibers demonstrate the ability to mimic biological neural networks, enabling tunable information encoding and processing.
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Synthesis and characterization of safranal@MIL-88B(Fe) nanostructures and their preliminary anticancer and antibacterial characteristics
Fe-based metal-organic framework nanostructures loaded with Safranal show potential as anticancer and antibacterial formulations.
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Photoluminescence and antibacterial performance of sol–gel synthesized ZnO nanoparticles
The hexagonal phase of ZnO NPs was synthesized using sol gel methods and structural properties and correlation with the optical, photoluminescence and antibacterial properties have been investigated.
About this collection
Guest Edited by Kavindra K. Kesari (Aalto University, Finland and Lovely Professional University, India), Sabya S. Das (University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, USA and DIT University, India), and Janne Ruokolainen (Aalto University, Finland).
This collection shines a spotlight on new research covering nanoengineered biomaterials targeting cancer and microbial infections theranostics. Particularly focusing on new research exploring the enhanced physicochemical and biological properties of nanoengineered biomaterials, which has led to their increasingly widespread use for diverse biomedical applications.