Tag Archives: nanoparticles
Imaging metal nanoparticle adsorption on graphene aerogels
Impact of temperature on physicochemical and biological properties of silver-silica nanocomposite
Fullerene soot nanoparticles impose threat to glial cell community
Green synthesized Ag/AgCl nanoparticles using Malva Sylvestris aqueous leaf extracts
High potential polymer carriers to enhance antibiotic efficiency in bacterial biofilms
Nanotechnology, is it something useful for future agriculture?
Magnetic NPs for automatic speciation analysis of inorganic arsenic in environmental water samples
How can we make nanoparticles more effective against cancer?
New inflammatory properties of nanoparticles (NPs): NPs can alter the biology of human eosinophils
DIY materials will allow scientists and engineers to re-make the world
Human development has been based on making the best possible use of natural materials and resources – initially plants, wood, stone and metals, before the evolution of man-made materials such as plastics. All of these kinds of
How engineered nanoparticles are affecting the treatment of wastewater
Unmet clinical needs in the treatment of systemic fungal infections. Reformulating repurposed drugs such as amphotericin B
Nanosensor for diabetes management
Electrically controlled insulin release
Metal nanoparticles wire up nanowires for better battery materials
Getting health allies from agriculture enemies
Gold-silver nanoparticles instead of traditional diabetic drugs
Inhaled metal oxide nanoparticles’ retention in the pulmonary tissue can be hindered by their relatively high solubilization counterbalancing their unfavorable action on the free pulmonary cells response
We hypothesized that pulmonary clearance vs. retention of metal oxide nanoparticles (NPs) is controlled not only by activity of phagocytes and other physiological mechanisms but also by the NP solubilization which, in some cases, may even prevail