Revealing the biotoxicity of phosphorene oxide nanosheets based on the villin headpiece

Abstract

Phosphorene, a novel member of the two-dimensional nanomaterial family, has been demonstrated a great potential in biomedical applications, such as photothermal therapy, drug delivery and antibacterial. However, phosphorene is unstable...

Nonmonotonic relationship between the degradation of black phosphorus and its bioactivity in suppressing the centrosome polo-like kinase 1

“…62 These parameters have been widely adopted in studies investigating the interactions between BP and various biomolecules. [63][64][65] The phosphorus atoms of BP were modelled as uncharged Lennard-Jones particles, characterized by a cross section value σ PP = 0.330 Å and a depth of potential wall ε PP = 0.400 kcal mol −1 . Oxygen atoms and phosphorus atoms connected to oxygen were represented as charged Lennard-Jones particles.…”

Large valley polarization and the valley-dependent Hall effect in a Janus TiTeBr monolayer

“…Since 2017, Janus TMD materials such as Mo(S, Se) 2 and W(S, Se) 2 monolayers have been synthesized, 24,25 noting that the Janus features provide a greater degree of freedom to modulate the magnetic state. 26 Inspired by theoretical study on Cr-based dichalcogenide halides and Ti-based magnetic materials, [27][28][29][30] it is possible to change the valence state of transition metal ions to induce magnetic order in nonmagnetic TMDs through haloid Janus substitution, a promising platform to design many more ferrovalley materials.…”