Multifunctional Nanomaterials for Bioapplications
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Medicinal Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2023) | Viewed by 22883
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Interests: multifunctional conjugated polymer; self-assembled biocomposite; early detection nutrition and health; nutritional intervention
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Dear Colleagues,
Multifunctional nanomaterials refer to the materials that are hybridized by two or more substances on the nano scale inclouding nano ceramic materials, nano magnetic materials, nano carbon materials and carbon nanotubes and so on. The obtained composites nano materials not only have the properties of small size effect, surface effect and quantum size effect of nano materials, but also combine the rigidity, dimensional stability and thermal stability of inorganic materials with the toughness, easy processability and dielectric properties of polymers, so as to produce new materials. Nano materials show specific many physicochemical properties due to their preparation and size characteristics, which show great application value in the field of biomedicine,including imaging, biosensor, drug loading, anti-tumor, antibacterial, PDT, PTT and regeneration. With the development of nanotechnology, cheap, mild and simple preparation and assembly methods provide greater feasibility for obtaining reasonable multifunctional nano materials to be applied in biomedical field. As a more comprehensive, biosafety and effective nano platform, multifunctional nano materials show better application prospects.
Prof. Dr. Libing Liu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- composites nanomaterials
- multifunctional nanomaterials
- imaging
- biosensor
- drug loading
- anti-tumor
- antibacterial
- regeneration
- PDT
- PTT
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