Toxicity of nanomaterials to biomedical applications— A review

Mala, R.; Celsia, A. S. Ruby

doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-102203-0.00015-9

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“…However, changing materials can also cause some health problems. Besides many superior properties of nanomaterials, it can cause serious health problems especially if precautions are not taken (Buzea et al, 2007;Esmaeillou et al, 2012;Geraci et al, 2015;Kuhlbusch et al, 2018;Li et al, 2018;Liu et al, 2012;Mala et al, 2018;Naqvi et al, 2018;Pietroiusti et al, 2018;Schulte et al, 2008;Zalk et al, 2009). As a result of the research, there are more than 1600 Nano-active products today.…”

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The Investigation of Nanomaterials in Term of Human Health

Kaya

Kara

Sayinci

2020

Turkish Journal of Engineering

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Nanotechnology is one of today's most popular research areas. The reason for this is that, thanks to this technology, production can be much better and much smaller. Investments in this technology increase each year and it is predicted that the increase will continue. The fact that more nanomaterials are in our lives has become a necessity for further research into this technology. Many studies have been done on nanomaterials for a long time, but most of them are those that highlight the positive aspects of nanomaterials on humans. Until a few years ago, studies on the negative effects of nanomaterials on living things, especially humans, are insufficient. In recent years, increasing use of nanomaterials necessitated the examination of the effect on human health. As a result of research, some nanomaterials have been determined to have negative effects on human health. These materials are especially risky for workers during production. People and institutions working with nanomaterials need to take some security measures. These measures should be determined according to the properties of nanomaterials. Taking the necessary precautions reduces the possibility of exposure. The negative effects of nanomaterials on human health are still being investigated. However, thanks to its superior features, its popularity is rapidly increasing and it is expected to continue to increase.

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The Investigation of Nanomaterials in Term of Human Health

Kaya

Kara

Sayinci

2020

Turkish Journal of Engineering

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“…20 The toxicity of NPs in general is a major concern for their biomedical applications. 21 Although still controversial, CeNPs are generally considered as low toxicity or biocompatible materials. 22 CeNPs are thought not to induce DNA damage or genotoxicity at certain doses.…”

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Cerium Containing Bioactive Glasses: A Review

Zambon

Malavasi

Pallini

et al. 2021

ACS Biomater. Sci. Eng.

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Bioactive glasses (BGs) for biomedical applications are doped with therapeutic inorganic ions (TIIs) in order to improve their performance and reduce the side effects related to the surgical implant. Recent literature in the field shows a rekindled interest toward rare earth elements, in particular cerium, and their catalytic properties. Cerium-doped bioactive glasses (Ce-BGs) differ in compositions, synthetic methods, features, and in vitro assessment. This review provides an overview on the recent development of Ce-BGs for biomedical applications and on the evaluation of their bioactivity, cytocompatibility, antibacterial, antioxidant, and osteogenic and angiogenic properties as a function of their composition and physicochemical parameters.

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“…At physical level gold is acting over the endocrine system and especially over the pituitary gland. Materials containing gold particles can be used in medical imaging and as well as into the cancer therapy [10]. Also, an enhanced and harmonized function of the endocrine gland which balancing secretion of different peptides -hormones, neurotransmitters -having a reviving and rejuvenating role was observed.…”

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From the Complex Process of Gold Ions Recovery in New Antimicrobial Product

Mihăilescu¹,

Negrea²,

Duțeanu³

et al. 2019

Rev. Chim.

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Production of new antibacterial materials is really important due to high resistance bacteria at classical antibiotics. In present study,using the adsorption process of gold ions loaded onto Amberlite XAD7-L-glutamic acid, antibacterial material wasproduced.The antibacterial activity of produced material was studied. In order to test this activity, frstly it was necessary to know the microbiological behaviour of Au(III), by running several toxicity tests. Synthesized material show good antibacterial activity against a broad spectrum of bacteria collected form BegaRiver. These studies were performed in order to find a new application of such materials as paints used as antibacterial agents in hospitals and for domestic use.

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Toxicity of nanomaterials to biomedical applications— A review

Cited by 4 publications

References 233 publications

The Investigation of Nanomaterials in Term of Human Health

The Investigation of Nanomaterials in Term of Human Health

Cerium Containing Bioactive Glasses: A Review

From the Complex Process of Gold Ions Recovery in New Antimicrobial Product

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