Integrated Insulin-Iron Nanoparticless: A Multi-Modal Approach for Receptor-Specific Bioimaging, Reactive Oxygen Species Scavenging, and Wound Healing
Komal Attri,
Bhupendra Chudasama,
Roop L. Mahajan
et al.
Abstract:Metallic nanoparticles have emerged as a promising option for various biological applications, owing to their distinct characteristics such as small size, optical properties, and ability to exhibit luminescence. In this study, we have successfully employed a one-pot method to synthesize multifunctional insulin-protected iron [Fe(II)] nanoparticles denoted as [IFe(II)NPs]. The formation of IFe(II)NPs is confirmed by the presence of FTIR bonds at 447.47 and 798.28 cm-1, corresponding to Fe–O and Fe–N bonds, … Show more
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