Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: March 2, 2023
Abstract
....With
the
development
of
nanomedical
technology,
application
various
novel
nanomaterials
in
biomedical
field
has
been
greatly
developed
recent
years.
MXenes,
which
are
new
inorganic
with
ultrathin
atomic
thickness,
consist
layered
transition
metal
carbides
and
nitrides
or
carbonitrides
have
general
structural
formula
M
n+1
X
n
T
x
(n
=
1–3).
Based
on
unique
features
such
as
thickness
high
specific
surface
area,
their
excellent
physicochemical
properties,
photothermal
conversion
efficiency
antibacterial
MXenes
widely
applied
field.
This
review
systematically
summarizes
MXene-based
materials
biomedicine.
The
first
section
is
a
brief
summary
synthesis
methods
modification
strategies,
followed
by
focused
overview
analysis
applications
biosensors,
diagnosis,
therapy,
agents,
implants,
among
other
areas.
We
also
two
popular
research
areas:
wearable
devices
immunotherapy.
Finally,
difficulties
progress
clinical
translation
briefly
discussed.
Graphical
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
122(6), P. 5519 - 5603
Published: Jan. 6, 2022
Impurity
doping
is
a
promising
method
to
impart
new
properties
various
materials.
Due
their
unique
optical,
magnetic,
and
electrical
properties,
rare-earth
ions
have
been
extensively
explored
as
active
dopants
in
inorganic
crystal
lattices
since
the
18th
century.
Rare-earth
can
alter
crystallographic
phase,
morphology,
size,
leading
tunable
optical
responses
of
doped
nanomaterials.
Moreover,
control
ultimate
electronic
catalytic
performance
nanomaterials
scalable
manner,
enabling
significant
improvements
energy
harvesting
conversion.
A
better
understanding
critical
role
prerequisite
for
development
an
extensive
repertoire
functional
practical
applications.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
recent
advances
associated
applications
many
fields.
This
review
covers
key
criteria
doping,
including
basic
structures,
lattice
environments,
strategies,
well
fundamental
design
principles
that
enhance
electrical,
catalytic,
magnetic
material.
We
also
discuss
future
research
directions
challenges
controlling
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
31(39)
Published: July 22, 2019
Abstract
Catalysis
and
medicine
are
often
considered
as
two
independent
research
fields
with
their
own
respective
scientific
phenomena.
Promoted
by
recent
advances
in
nanochemistry,
large
numbers
of
nanocatalysts,
such
nanozymes,
photocatalysts,
electrocatalysts,
have
been
applied
vivo
to
initiate
catalytic
reactions
modulate
biological
microenvironments
for
generating
therapeutic
effects.
The
rapid
growth
biomedical
applications
nanocatalysts
has
led
the
concept
“nanocatalytic
medicine,”
which
is
expected
promote
further
advance
a
subdiscipline
nanomedicine.
high
efficiency
selectivity
catalysis
that
chemists
strived
achieve
past
century
can
be
ingeniously
translated
into
efficacy
mitigated
side
effects
theranostics
using
medicine”
steer
optimized
outcomes.
Here,
rationale
behind
construction
nanocatalytic
eludicated
based
on
essential
reaction
factors
(catalysts,
energy
input,
reactant).
Recent
this
burgeoning
field
then
comprehensively
presented
mechanisms
nanosystems
conferred
theranostic
functions
discussed
detail.
It
believed
an
emerging
modality
will
play
more
important
role
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
5(10)
Published: July 19, 2018
Great
and
interdisciplinary
research
efforts
have
been
devoted
to
the
biomedical
applications
of
2D
materials
because
their
unique
planar
structure
prominent
physiochemical
properties.
Generally,
ceramic-based
biomaterials,
fabricated
by
high-temperature
solid-phase
reactions,
are
preferred
as
bone
scaffolds
in
hard
tissue
engineering
controllable
biocompatibility
satisfactory
mechanical
property,
but
potential
disease
theranostics
paid
much
less
attention,
mainly
due
lack
related
material
functionalities
for
possibly
entering
circulating
within
vascular
system.
The
emerging
MXenes,
a
family
ultrathin
atomic
nanosheet
derived
from
MAX
phase
ceramics,
currently
booming
novel
inorganic
nanosystems
biologic
applications.
metallic
conductivity,
hydrophilic
nature,
other
performances
make
it
possible
MXenes
meet
strict
requirements
biomedicine.
This
work
introduces
very
recent
progress
paradigms
state-of-the-art
applications,
focusing
on
design/synthesis
strategies,
therapeutic
modalities,
diagnostic
imaging,
biosensing,
antimicrobial,
biosafety
issues.
It
is
highly
expected
that
elaborately
engineered
nanosheets
will
become
one
most
attractive
biocompatible
nanoplatforms
multiple
extensive
profit
clinical
translation
nanomedicine.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
30(49)
Published: July 29, 2018
Optical
imaging
has
played
a
pivotal
role
in
biology
and
medicine,
but
it
faces
challenges
of
relatively
low
tissue
penetration
poor
signal-to-background
ratio
due
to
light
scattering
autofluorescence.
To
overcome
these
issues,
second
near-infrared
fluorescence,
self-luminescence,
photoacoustic
have
recently
emerged,
which
utilize
an
optical
region
with
reduced
light-tissue
interactions,
eliminate
real-time
excitation,
detect
acoustic
signals
negligible
attenuation,
respectively.
Because
there
are
only
few
endogenous
molecules
absorbing
or
emitting
above
the
visible
region,
development
contrast
agents
is
essential
for
those
deep-tissue
modalities.
Organic
semiconducting
π-conjugated
frameworks
can
be
synthesized
meet
different
requirements
their
easy
chemical
modification
legible
structure-property
relation.
Herein,
applications
organic
including
small-molecule
nanoparticle
derivatives
summarized.
In
particular,
molecular
engineering
nanoformulation
approaches
further
improve
detection
sensitivity
modalities
highlighted.
Finally,
current
potential
opportunities
this
emerging
subfield
biomedical
discussed.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
51(8), P. 1840 - 1849
Published: Aug. 3, 2018
ConspectusBiophotonics
as
an
interdisciplinary
frontier
plays
increasingly
important
role
in
modern
biomedical
science.
Optical
agents
are
generally
involved
biophotonics
to
interpret
biomolecular
events
into
readable
optical
signals
for
imaging
and
diagnosis
or
convert
photons
other
forms
of
energy
(such
heat,
mechanical
force,
chemical
radicals)
therapeutic
intervention
biological
stimulation.
Development
new
including
metallic
nanoparticles,
quantum
dots,
up-conversion
carbon
silica
nanoparticles
has
contributed
the
advancement
this
field.
However,
most
these
have
their
own
merits
demerits,
making
them
less
effective
multimodal
biophotonic
platforms.In
Account,
we
summarize
our
recent
work
on
development
near-infrared
(NIR)
semiconducting
polymer
(SPNs)
light
converters
advanced
biophotonics.
SPNs
composed
π-electron
delocalized
polymers
(SPs)
often
possess
advantages
good
biocompatibility,
high
photostability,
large
absorption
coefficients.
Because
photophysical
properties
mainly
determined
by
molecular
structures
precursor
polymers,
engineering
allows
us
fine
tune
processes
obtain
different
responses,
even
second
NIR
window
(1000–1700
nm).
Meanwhile,
facile
nanoformulation
methods
enable
alteration
outer
inner
diverse
interactions.The
unique
brought
about
ultrasensitive
deep-tissue
imaging.
NIR-absorbing
with
strong
charge-transfer
backbones
can
photoenergy
acoustic
waves,
permitting
photoacoustic
that
bypasses
issue
scattering
reaches
centimeter
tissue
penetration
depth.
Differently,
phenylenevinylene-containing
store
photon
via
defects
emit
long-NIR
afterglow
luminescence
a
half-life
∼6
min
after
cessation
excitation.
Such
process
avoids
autofluorescence,
giving
rise
ultrahigh
signal-to-background
ratios.
So
far,
SPN-based
probes
been
developed
image
disease
tissues
(tumors),
biomarkers
(biothiols
reactive
oxygen
species),
physiological
indexes
(pH
temperature)
preclinical
animal
models.The
synthetic
flexibility
further
permits
light-modulated
interventions.
Till
now,
photothermal
conversion
efficiencies
shaped
transducers
remotely
regulate
protein
ion
channels,
enzymatic
activity,
gene
expression.
In
conjunction
desired
biodistribution
tumor-homing
ability,
doped
coated
inorganic
amplified
self-regulated
photodynamic
cancer
therapy.This
Account
thus
demonstrates
serve
nanoplatform
provide
unprecedented
opportunities
imaging,
noninvasive
bioactivation,
therapy.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
33(4)
Published: Dec. 4, 2020
Abstract
Micro‐/nanorobots
(m‐bots)
have
attracted
significant
interest
due
to
their
suitability
for
applications
in
biomedical
engineering
and
environmental
remediation.
Particularly,
vivo
diagnosis
intervention
been
the
focus
of
extensive
research
recent
years
with
various
clinical
imaging
techniques
being
applied
localization
tracking.
The
successful
integration
well‐designed
m‐bots
surface
functionalization,
remote
actuation
systems,
becomes
crucial
step
toward
applications,
especially
uses.
This
review
thus
addresses
four
different
aspects
m‐bots:
design/fabrication,
actuation,
localization.
diagnosis,
sensing,
microsurgery,
targeted
drug/cell
delivery,
thrombus
ablation,
wound
healing
are
reviewed
from
these
viewpoints.
developed
m‐bot
systems
comprehensively
compared
evaluated
based
on
characteristics.
current
challenges
directions
future
this
field
summarized.
Annual Review of Phytopathology,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
56(1), P. 111 - 133
Published: Aug. 25, 2018
Engineered
nanoparticles
are
materials
between
1
and
100
nm
exist
as
metalloids,
metallic
oxides,
nonmetals,
carbon
nanomaterials
functionalized
dendrimers,
liposomes,
quantum
dots.
Their
small
size,
large
surface
area,
high
reactivity
have
enabled
their
use
bactericides/
fungicides
nanofertilizers.
Nanoparticles
can
be
designed
biosensors
for
plant
disease
diagnostics
delivery
vehicles
genetic
material,
probes,
agrichemicals.
In
the
past
decade,
reports
of
nanotechnology
in
phytopathology
grown
exponentially.
Nanomaterials
been
integrated
into
management
strategies
molecular
tools.
Most
summarized
herein
directed
toward
pathogen
inhibition
using
metalloid/metallic
oxide
bactericides/fungicides
nanofertilizers
to
enhance
health.
The
is
also
reviewed.
As
global
demand
food
production
escalates
against
a
changing
climate,
could
sustainably
mitigate
many
challenges
by
reducing
chemical
inputs
promoting
rapid
detection
pathogens.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
30(38)
Published: July 24, 2018
Antimonene
(AM)
is
a
recently
described
two-dimensional
(2D)
elemental
layered
material.
In
this
study,
novel
photonic
drug-delivery
platform
based
on
2D
PEGylated
AM
nanosheets
(NSs)
developed.
The
platform's
multiple
advantages
include:
i)
excellent
photothermal
properties,
ii)
high
drug-loading
capacity,
iii)
spatiotemporally
controlled
drug
release
triggered
by
near-infrared
(NIR)
light
and
moderate
acidic
pH,
iv)
superior
accumulation
at
tumor
sites,
v)
deep
penetration
both
extrinsic
stimuli
(i.e.,
NIR
light)
intrinsic
pH),
vi)
multimodal-imaging
vii)
significant
inhibition
of
growth
with
no
observable
side
effects
potential
degradability,
thus
addressing
several
key
limitations
cancer
nanomedicines.
intracellular
fate
the
prepared
NSs
also
revealed
for
first
time,
providing
insights
that
improve
cellular-level
understanding
nano-bio
interactions
AM-based
other
emerging
nanomaterials.
To
best
knowledge,
report
platforms,
possibly
marking
an
exciting
jumping-off
point
research
into
application
nanomaterials
in
theranostics.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
121(21), P. 13086 - 13131
Published: Sept. 24, 2021
Optical
imaging
is
an
indispensable
tool
in
clinical
diagnostics
and
fundamental
biomedical
research.
Autofluorescence-free
optical
imaging,
which
eliminates
real-time
excitation
to
minimize
background
noise,
enables
clear
visualization
of
biological
architecture
physiopathological
events
deep
within
living
subjects.
Molecular
probes
especially
developed
for
autofluorescence-free
have
been
proven
remarkably
improve
the
sensitivity,
penetration
depth,
target
specificity,
multiplexing
capability.
In
this
Review,
we
focus
on
advancements
molecular
through
lens
particular
or
photophysical
mechanisms
that
produce
long-lasting
luminescence
after
cessation
light
excitation.
The
versatile
design
strategies
these
are
discussed
along
with
a
broad
range
applications.
Finally,
challenges
perspectives
further
advance
next-generation
vivo
vitro
biosensors.