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applications. Peptide-drug-conjugate conjugates containing AuNPs may be
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5.6 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE
In addition to being employed in dental diseases, palatable nano-gold has
been used to treat mental disorders and rheumatic ailments. Additionally, it
high electromagnetic radiation scattering and absorption at the LSPR
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greatly enhanced by GNPs. Applications in biomedical engineering have
bioprobes and in bioimaging. Advanced biological applications like regen-
erative medicine, tissue engineering, and targeted medication delivery have
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tions in biomedical engineering have used tailored drug release based on
GNP and photoinduced drug release.
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KEYWORDS
• nanoparticles
• gold nanoparticles
• biosynthesis
• biomedical
• cancer treatment
• imaging
• diagnosis
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Silver/Gold Nanoparticle for
Photothermal Therapy of Cancer
ERDI CAN AYTAR
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, İBRAHIM MIZAN KAHYAOĞLU
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, ALPER DURMAZ
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and SELCAN KARAKUŞ
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Kurupelit, Samsun,Turkey
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University, Kurupelit, Samsun,Turkey
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