Synthesis of the metal-organic framework – Copper oxide nanocomposite and LED visible light organic contaminants (dye and pharmaceutical) destruction ability in the water
“…When delving into materials technology for biomedical applications, researchers have developed an array of nanoparticles using diverse synthetic platforms. [4][5][6] These nanoparticles, owing to their minute size and heightened sensitivity, serve as valuable contrast agents. 7 Moreover, they can be harnessed for coupling with targeting ligands or in combination with functional agents, making them apt for bioimaging applications.…”
Here, we explored the recent development of MOF-based nanomaterials for biomedical applications. MOF-based nanomaterials not only show excellent bio-imaging and biosensing performance but also can be well designed as bio-carriers in drug delivery.
“…When delving into materials technology for biomedical applications, researchers have developed an array of nanoparticles using diverse synthetic platforms. [4][5][6] These nanoparticles, owing to their minute size and heightened sensitivity, serve as valuable contrast agents. 7 Moreover, they can be harnessed for coupling with targeting ligands or in combination with functional agents, making them apt for bioimaging applications.…”
Here, we explored the recent development of MOF-based nanomaterials for biomedical applications. MOF-based nanomaterials not only show excellent bio-imaging and biosensing performance but also can be well designed as bio-carriers in drug delivery.
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