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Chemotaxis – Driven 2D Nanosheet for drug delivery

bioxone October 17, 2020October 17, 2020

Saptaparna Pal, Amity University Kolkata

Nano sealed motor particles represents a group of efficient molecules that can precisely respond to the biological microenvironment and improves therapeutic results. Hence, a 2D nanosheet based catalytic nanometre with chemotaxis behaviour is designed for enhanced and advanced drug delivery towards the Tumor microenvironment. The 2D structure of nanometre allows high catalytic activity, leading to sustained, responsive and relatively long-distance movement.

The nano-meter also demonstrates directional motion towards the high gradient of H2O2 fuel, filled with excellent demotactic properties. The practical drug delivery application is further strengthened by the intracellular acidity triggered biodegradability of the nano-meter after completing the directional drug delivery function. Lastly, operons also serve for biomedical operons application such as controlled and advanced drug delivery.

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