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Arene–perfluoroarene moieties are used to assemble Dion-Jacobson perovskite phases, revealing nanosegregation and enhanced environmental stabilities relevant to their application.
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The synthesis of nanosized metal–organic frameworks (NMOFs) is requisite for their application as injectable drug delivery systems (DDSs) and other biorelevant purposes.
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Same-charge, monolayer-protected Au NPs aggregate in lipid membranes due to ion-brigding and lipid depletion.
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Pluronic-polydopamine nanocarriers were used to evaluate the effect of particle size on immunocompatiblity and cell uptake in pancreatic cancer. The drug-loaded carriers exhibited enhanced antiproliferative effects in this hard-to-treat cancer.
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The satisfactory therapeutic effects of chemodynamic therapy (CDT) dependent solely on endogenous hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) from tumor cells are difficult to achieve. This is closely attributed to the high metabolic activity of malignant cancer cells, prompting the rapid self-protection and proliferation. Here, we report a programmed self-assembly m...
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Using the same starting materials but modifying the stoichiometry, we show that small variation in reaction conditions leads to changes in fluorescent behaviour of carbon dots, especially in the selective enhancement of overlapped fluorescence bands.
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Maghemite and prism gold nanoparticles were incorporated onto a probiotic bacterium to produce heterobimetallic systems with adequate features to act as dual agents in magnetic hyperthermia and photothermal therapy.
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The effect of particle interactions on the signal stability of magnetic particle imaging (MPI) and spectroscopy is analyzed. We show that our pre-aggregated flame-made nanoparticles outperform a commercial agglomerating MPI tracer.
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Rapid interactions of single UvrA-Qdot complexes can be detected binding to DNA affixed to a surface using iSCAT imaging.
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Controlling the protein corona formation onto nanomaterials is the “holy grail” of modern nanomedicine. This simulation study clarifies how the surface chemistry, pH, and ionic strength affect the protein corona formation onto decorated nanoparticles.
