Self-assembly dynamics and effect on synthetic nanobio-optical properties by hybrid monocolored silica nanoparticle labeling of Escherichia coli

Palacios, Luna R. Gomez; Salinas, Carina; Veglia, Alicia V.; Amé, Maria Valeria; Bracamonte, A. Guillermo

doi:10.1117/1.jnp.16.036005

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“…Likewise, developments of implantable technology based on biocompatible photonic substrates. 92,93 In addition, electrical signalling detection and molecular tracking applied to tissues and organs as in biological event detections to generate bioimaging, early diagnosis, and also to optimize mechanical movements by prosthesis. Hence, there is a broad spectrum of needs and interests that should be addressed by the next generation of therapeutics and new precision medicine accessed through implantable devices and encapsulated multi-functional therapeutic nano-and micromaterials.…”

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Implantable Devices, Nano-, and Micro-Capsules for Future Nanomedicine and Life Sciences Nano-Tools

Gomez Palacios,

Amé,

Martinez

et al. 2023

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In this communication the concept of functional materials is understood such as real modified substrates for nanomedicine applications. Functional and modified substrates focused on microcapsules and devices for new nanomedicine diagnosis and treatments. Cases of different materials are shown to support the functionality strategy, as in particular chemicals, pharmacophores, and controlled nano-chemistry for the design of nanoplatforms. Recent studies have reported hybrid inorganic/organic compositions for biocompatible, biodegradable, and support materials added to particular physical properties such as conductive, semiconductive, and high electromagnetic fields from the near field within the nanoscale to far-field applications and new nano-pharmacophores and nanomedicine therapeutics. New approaches are shown from the nano-scale to the micro- and higher sizes of substrates for improved therapeutic strategies. Micro-capsules for biosensing and drug delivery applications were developed. In addition, we report recent and novel research centered on implantable, portable, and wearable devices applied to future treatments.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%