Magneto-mechanical
actuation
induces
the
most
destruction
on
cancer
cells
when
employed
magnetic
nanomaterials
with
shape
anisotropy
as
well
high
values
of
saturation
magnetization.
The
aim
this
study
is
to
compare
effects
nanoparticles
and
nanowires
human
osteosarcoma
cells.
In
paper
we
present
results
obtained
using
Fe-(Cr/Ti/Mn)-Nb-B
Ni-Fe
Co-Fe
for
cell
magneto-mechanical
actuation.
Environmental Technology & Innovation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
35, P. 103688 - 103688
Published: May 22, 2024
Handling
nuclear
metallic
waste
is
a
crucial
issue
for
the
industry,
notably
by
using
adapted
decontamination
processes.
Colloidal
gels
can
be
applied
spraying
of
large
and
plane
surfaces,
such
as
walls
or
floors.
However,
this
implementation
mode
limits
their
use
inaccessible
complex
geometries
surfaces.
For
that
purpose,
magnetic
have
been
formulated
incorporating
magnetite
particles
in
pre-synthesized
colloidal
gel
able
to
decontaminate
stainless
steel.
Such
thus
attracted
magnet,
allowing
remote
application
surfaces
with
limited
access.
The
presence
does
not
influence
inherent
properties
gel,
but
plays
significant
role
on
spreading
increasing
viscosity.
Then,
linear
relationship
between
thickness
possibilities
has
highlighted.
Furthermore,
dissolve
time,
properties,
consequently
are
modified.
Finally,
formulation
compromise
found
long-term
storage
gels,
while
maintaining
efficiency.
IEEE Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 4
Published: Oct. 29, 2023
Measuring
the
magnetic
susceptibility
of
fluids
is
an
expensive
and
challenging
task.
Thus,
this
paper
presents
a
simple
low-cost
technique
based
on
one
solenoid.
The
coil
plunged
into
ferrofluid.
By
knowing
system
response
from
simulation,
can
be
derived
by
measuring
coil's
inductance.
In
paper,
was
assessed,
measured
in
range
0.005
to
0.054
for
six
particle
concentrations
1
14
mg
Fe
per
ml.
obtained
results
were
also
validated
with
reference
using
vibrating
sample
magnetometer.
Magnetorheological
fluid
(MRF)
is
a
material
that
changes
its
viscosity
in
response
to
magnetic
field.
However,
one
of
the
challenges
with
MRF
particles
(MPs)
used
often
settle
out
suspension,
reducing
their
effectiveness.
To
improve
suspension
stability
and
rheological
properties
some
extent,
this
paper
proposes
preparation
Fe3O4
hollow
spheres
using
simple,
one-step
synthetic
solvothermal
method.
The
surface
morphology,
particle
size
distribution,
crystal
structure
are
characterized.
results
show
shell
thickness
forms
about
100
nm
saturation
magnetization
intensity
86.33
emu/g
at
ratio
FeCl3·6H2O
CO(NH2)2
substance
1:10
when
porosity
agent
urea
0.06
mol.
Furthermore,
was
prepared
dimethyl
silicone
oil
as
base
carrier
fluid.,
were
investigated
by
varying
content
spheres.
While
increasing
mass
fraction
spheres,
shear
yield
stress
increase.
based
on
significantly
improves
fluid,
making
them
more
suitable
for
practical
applications.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(22), P. 2941 - 2941
Published: Nov. 14, 2023
Magnetic
nanoparticles
(MPs)
are
emerging
as
powerful
and
versatile
tools
for
biotechnology,
including
cancer
research
theranostic
applications.
Stem
cell-mediated
magnetic
particle
delivery
has
been
previously
recognized
a
modality
to
target
sites
of
malignancies.
Here,
we
propose
the
use
adipose-derived
mesenchymal
cells
(ADSC)
targeted
Fe-Cr-Nb-B
particles
human
osteosarcoma
(HOS)
magneto-mechanical
actuation
(MMA)
targeting
destroying
HOS
cells.
We
show
that
MPs
easily
incorporated
by
ADSCs
cells,
confirmed
TEM
images
ferrozine
assay.
MP-loaded
display
increased
motility
towards
tumor
compared
with
their
unloaded
counterparts.
MMA
induces
destruction,
MTT
live/dead
assays.
enables
release
producing
significant
decrease
(about
80%)
in
viability
immediately
after
application.
In
contrast,
normal
dermal
fibroblasts’
(NHDFs)
exposed
similar
conditions
remains
high,
showing
differential
behavior
malignant
MP
load
exposure.
Taken
together,
method
could
derive
successful
strategies
vivo
applications
while
protecting
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(28), P. 30518 - 30533
Published: July 1, 2024
The
present
study
is
aimed
at
developing
an
innovative
method
for
efficient
cancer
cell
destruction
by
exploiting
the
magnetomechanical
actuation
(MMA)
of
Fe-Cr-Nb-B
magnetic
particles
(MPs),
which
are
loaded
with
clinically
approved
chemotherapeutic
drugs.
To
achieve
this
objective,
Fe68.2Cr11.5Nb0.3B20
nanoparticles
were
produced
mechanically
grinding
amorphous
ribbon
precursors
same
composition.
These
display
high
anisotropy,
a
parallelepipedic
shape
structure,
and
ferromagnetic
behavior.
MPs
antitumoral
drugs
mitoxantrone
(MTX)
or
doxorubicin
(DOX).
In
our
study,
we
used
adipose-derived
mesenchymal
stem
cells
human
osteosarcoma
to
test
drug-loaded
their
biocompatibility,
cytotoxicity,
cellular
internalization.
Further
tests
involved
exposing
simultaneous
MPs-targeted
chemotherapy
followed
viability/death
assays,
such
as
MTT
LDH,
live/dead
staining.
Results
demonstrate
that
death
was
induced
synergistic
action
actuation.
nanoparticle
vehicles
helped
overcome
drug
resistance,
decreasing
dose
in
conventional
therapies
well
time
intervals
needed
MMA
affect
viability.
proposed
approach
highlights
possibility
using
new,
targeted,
effective
treatment
very
few
side
effects.
Journal of Biomedical Research & Environmental Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(8), P. 905 - 907
Published: Sept. 1, 2022
High
values
of
saturation
magnetization
at
low
magnetic
field,
along
with
anisotropy
are
the
basic
elements
for
increased
effects
magnetomechanical
actuation
on
cancer
cells.
In
this
paper
we
present
a
brief
comparison
report
Fe-Cr-Nb-B
Magnetic
Particles
(MPs)
and
Fe-Co
Nanowires
(NWs)
human
osteosarcoma
The
purpose
study
is
to
evaluate
best
sites
employ
different
types
nanomaterials
cell
destruction
through
actuation.
Magneto-mechanical
actuation
induces
the
most
destruction
on
cancer
cells
when
employed
magnetic
nanomaterials
with
shape
anisotropy
as
well
high
values
of
saturation
magnetization.
The
aim
this
study
is
to
compare
effects
nanoparticles
and
nanowires
human
osteosarcoma
cells.
In
paper
we
present
results
obtained
using
Fe-(Cr/Ti/Mn)-Nb-B
Ni-Fe
Co-Fe
for
cell
magneto-mechanical
actuation.