Nanomaterials Innovation

Wang, Yongfei; Chou, Shulei; Zhang, Zhiqiang

doi:10.1002/smll.201902246

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“…Endohedral metallofullerene is formed when many metal atoms or metal clusters are put inside fullerenes. 3,4 Derived from the unique structures of the outer fullerene cages and encaged metal clusters, metallofullerenes possess superb properties, such as excellent stability,…”

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The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C₈₂ nanomaterials

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2020

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Gadolinium metallofullerene (Gd@C82), a novel star carbonaceous material, has allured considerable attention due to its attractive properties. Increasing evidence exhibits that functionalized Gd@C82 nanomaterials have great potential in various biomedical applications. Except for the earliest bioapplication as the next‐generation of magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent, Gd@C82 nanomaterials perform excellent anti‐cancer activities. Functionalized Gd@C82 nanomaterials could inhibit tumor growth by suppressing tumor angiogenesis, cutting off the existing tumor vasculature under radiofrequency irradiation or modulating immune cells. In addition, Gd@C82 nanomaterials could be adjuvant agents to lower the toxicity of chemotherapeutic drugs and alleviate drug resistance. In particular, Gd@C82 nanomaterials are demonstrated to regulate glucose and lipid metabolism, presenting superior anti‐type 2 diabetes mellitus effects. With no detectable toxicity and pleiotropic biological effects, Gd@C82 nanomaterials could be promising biomedical platforms in the future.

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Flexible Interface Design for Stress Regulation of a Silicon Anode toward Highly Stable Dual‐Ion Batteries

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intercalate into graphite layers of anode and cathode, respectively. Reverse reactions occur during the discharging process. However, the development of DIBs is still hindered by the relatively low energy density, which results from the limited theoretical capacity of anions intercalation in graphiteThe ORCID identification number(s) for the author(s) of this article can be found under https://doi.

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POSS-amorphous thermoplastic nanocomposites

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Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxane (POSS) Polymer Nanocomposites

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Nanomaterials Innovation

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The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C₈₂ nanomaterials

The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C₈₂ nanomaterials

Flexible Interface Design for Stress Regulation of a Silicon Anode toward Highly Stable Dual‐Ion Batteries

POSS-amorphous thermoplastic nanocomposites

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The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C82 nanomaterials

The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C82 nanomaterials

Flexible Interface Design for Stress Regulation of a Silicon Anode toward Highly Stable Dual‐Ion Batteries

POSS-amorphous thermoplastic nanocomposites

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The potential biomedical platforms based on the functionalized Gd@C₈₂ nanomaterials

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