2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10904-020-01684-6
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A Novel Approach of Synthesis Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles by Bergenia ciliata Rhizome Extract: Antibacterial and Anticancer Potential

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“…Plants are the most common biological substrate used for the green synthesis of nanoparticles with metallic ions [9]. Plant parts like leaf, stem, root, fruit, and seed have been used for ZnO NPs synthesis because of the exclusive phytochemicals that they produce [11]. This may be related to the fact that vegetal substrates are accepted to be more cost-effective, simple and less harmful than microorganisms.…”
Section: Plant Mediated Synthesis Of Zno-npsmentioning
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“…Plants are the most common biological substrate used for the green synthesis of nanoparticles with metallic ions [9]. Plant parts like leaf, stem, root, fruit, and seed have been used for ZnO NPs synthesis because of the exclusive phytochemicals that they produce [11]. This may be related to the fact that vegetal substrates are accepted to be more cost-effective, simple and less harmful than microorganisms.…”
Section: Plant Mediated Synthesis Of Zno-npsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This may be related to the fact that vegetal substrates are accepted to be more cost-effective, simple and less harmful than microorganisms. Plants are most preferred source of NPs synthesis because they lead to large-scale production and production of stable, varied in shape and size NPs [11].…”
Section: Plant Mediated Synthesis Of Zno-npsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La nanotecnología es actualmente una de las áreas de investigación más activas, enfocada en el desarrollo de nuevos materiales a escalas nanométricas, con aplicación en diferentes áreas de la ciencia y/o sectores industriales (Dulta;Koşarsoy-Ağçeli;Jasrotia;Gómez-Garzón, 2018;Jayachandran;Aswathy;Nair, 2021). Los nanomateriales, comparados con los materiales tradicionales de la misma composición, tienen propiedades únicas como su distribución, morfología y una alta relación superficie/volumen, esto último los hace más reactivos (Jayachandran et al, 2021;Zayed;Othman;Ghazal;Hassabo, 2021).…”
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“…Entre los nanomateriales que llaman la atención para el desarrollo de textiles antibacterianos, se encuentran las nanopartículas de ZnO Menon;Shanmugam, 2018;Militky, 2019;Salat et al, 2018;Tania;Ali, 2020). Estas corresponden a óxidos metálicos con características únicas como estabilidad química, biocompatibilidad y bioseguridad (no tóxicas), tienen una alta actividad fotocatalítica, son de los semiconductores metálicos más importantes, y además de actividad antibacteriana brindan protección contra la luz UV (Dulta et al, 2021;Tania;Ali, 2020;Zayed et al, 2021).…”
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