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electrochemical deposition, coprecipitation, phytochemical, sonochemical,
instrumentation, high heat generation, high energy consumption, time
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9.4 BIOLOGICAL METHODS FOR SYNTHESIS
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adsorb contaminants in comparison to other traditional approaches have
been extensively studied.
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On the
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Biomaterials such as
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many prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms producing NM through extra-
cellular or intracellular processes.
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using bacteria because bacteria are prevalent in the environment, can adapt
to harsh conditions, reproduce and develop quickly, are inexpensive to
cultivate, and are simple to handle, so they can be used as green precursors
incubation time, and oxygenation, can be easily controlled. Bacteria are
nanoparticles as an alternative to chemical and physical methods have
increased enormously as an emerging research area in green nanotech-
nology.
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greater than a micrometer. Microalgae have attracted much attention due
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agents.
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diseases such as age-related macular degeneration, aging, cardiovascular
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In this report the AuNPs
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TABLE 9.1
Source Nanoparticle
synthesized with size
Applications Reference
Plants
Mentha piperata
Gold (90 nm) Antibacterial activity 23
Leplaea
mayombensis
Gold (62 nm) Antibacterial activity 24
Gold (31.5 nm) Electrochemical current
enhancer
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Magnifera indica
Gold (10–60) Antioxidant,
chemotherapeutic
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Garcinia
mangostana
Gold (5.25 nm) 27
Gymnocladus
assamicus
Gold (4–22 nm) Catalytic activity 28
Champia parvula
Gold (20 nm) Antioxidant activity and
anticancer activity
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Tecomaria capensis
Gold (10–35 nm) Photocatalytic, anti-
cancer, and antioxidant
activities
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Garcinia indica
Gold (20–30 nm)
antioxidant activity and
photocatalytic activity
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Bacteria
Rhodopseudomonas
capsulate
Gold (10–20 nm) 32
Bacillus
licheniformis
Gold (10–100 nm) 33
Sargassum wightii
Gold (8–10 nm) 34
Fungus
Fusarium
oxysporum
Gold (20–40 nm) 35
Yarrowia lipolytica
Gold (9–27 nm) 36
Candida albicans
Gold (20–40 nm) Cytotoxic potential,
Fluorescence
spectroscopy
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Cylindrocladium
floridanum
Gold (19.5 nm) Homogeneous catalytic
4-nitrophenol
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FIGURE 9.2 AuNPs and their various biomedical applications.
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most common: stomach cancer, lung cancer , breast cancer , colorectal cancer,
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Due to their
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Common cancer treatment methods include
chemotherapy, surgery, radiation, immunotherapy, and hormone therapy,
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Recently, nanotechnology-based therapeutic and diagnostic approaches
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Major advancements
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engineering, and medicine.
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that has been elevated, cancer cells have an aberrant membrane structure.
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or cancer patients. In another study,
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(Genipa americana L.
their inhibitory activity against human glioma cell line LN-229 and human
cells.
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Another bacteria that is Streptomyces griseus
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Cladosporium
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As plants
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author
activity against human breast cancer (MCF-7) and liver cell-lines (HePG-2)
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cally shaped AuNPs.
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Biomaterial Size Shape Cell line References
Enterococcus sp.
(marine bacteria)
6–13 nm Spherical HepG2 and A549 58
Endophytic
Cladosporium sp.
5–10 nm Hexagonal MCF-7 53
Marine bacterium
Vibrio alginolyticus
(microorganisms)
50–100 nm Monodispersed
carcinoma cell line
(HCA-7)
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Backhousia citriodora
(B. citriodora)
8.40 nm spherical MCF-7 breast cancer
cell line and the HepG2
liver cancer cell line
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Musa paradisiaca
(banana)
30 nm Spherical 61
Acalypha indica
20–30 nm Spherical
MDA-MB-231
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Cajanus cajan (Seed
coat)
9–41 nm Spherical 63
Couroupita guianensis
7–48 nm Polydispersed,
spherical,
triangular
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Hibiscus sabdariffa
10–60 nm Spherical 65
medication delivery systems.
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ments. Moreover, by employing H-bonding, covalent bonds, and electrostatic
drugs and active biomolecules. Additionally, it is simple to load various
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drug delivery are to direct the manage drug release to avoid the overdosing
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combination, in addition to improving biocompatibility and reducing adverse
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By using
internal or external signals, AuNPs can deliver drugs to their targets and
control their release.
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When using AuNPs to deliver therapeutic compounds
targeting, NPs or medications build up at a particular spot due to pharma-
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According to the study, combining
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provide several advantages. Comparing nanodelivery technologies to more
conventional drug administration techniques reveals certain advantages. For
make excellent drug delivery vehicles. Numerous experiments have been
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5 and 50 nm.
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Additionally, doxorubicin (DOX), an anticancer medication,
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Noble metal nanostructures are becoming increasingly popular due to their
in intense light scattering and absorption. Noble MNPs optical and photo-
resonance (LSPR).
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close responses, noninvasiveness, and high precision, biological imaging
imaging produces high-resolution images. Nanotechnology advancements
these techniques.
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contrast agents and imaging techniques, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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Furthermore, due to the
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purpose due to its high loading capacity and multiple applicability." Kindly
correct it.
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Nanoparticles react in vivo diversely than other imaging agents
and therapies because they are larger than proteins but tinier than cells.
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imaging applications.
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AuNPs.
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AuNPs have long been thought to be excellent photoacoustic contrast
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milliliter could be observed.
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AuNPs have a high imaging capability.
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Due to the
vitro and in vivo imaging.
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microscopic imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, and X-ray computed
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