Semiconductor Quantum Dots and Core Shell Systems for High Contrast Cellular/Bio Imaging

Bayal, Manikanta; Chandran, Neeli; Pilankatta, Rajendra; Nair, Swapna S.

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“…Examples of nanomaterials used in fluorescence bioimaging include quantum dots [63], gold nanoparticles [64][65][66], and fluorescent dyes [67]. Quantum dots, which are also semiconductor nanocrystals, have particularly high fluorescence efficiency and broad absorption spectra, making them useful for multiplexing and deep tissue imaging [68,69]. Gold nanoparticles have strong light scattering properties and can be used to enhance the signal of fluorescent probes [70,71], while fluorescent dyes can be used to label specific biomolecules or structures [72].…”

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Current Trends in Nanotheranostics: A Concise Review on Bioimaging and Smart Wearable Technology

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2023

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The area of interventional nanotheranostics combines the use of interventional procedures with nanotechnology for the detection and treatment of physiological disorders. Using catheters or endoscopes, for example, interventional techniques make use of minimally invasive approaches to diagnose and treat medical disorders. It is feasible to increase the precision of these approaches and potency by integrating nanotechnology. To visualize and target various parts of the body, such as tumors or obstructed blood veins, one can utilize nanoscale probes or therapeutic delivery systems. Interventional nanotheranostics offers targeted, minimally invasive therapies that can reduce side effects and enhance patient outcomes, and it has the potential to alter the way that many medical illnesses are handled. Clinical enrollment and implementation of such laboratory scale theranostics approach in medical practice is promising for the patients where the user can benefit by tracking its physiological state. This review aims to introduce the most recent advancements in the field of clinical imaging and diagnostic techniques as well as newly developed on-body wearable devices to deliver therapeutics and monitor its due alleviation in the biological milieu.

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Section: Light-based Theranosticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Current Trends in Nanotheranostics: A Concise Review on Bioimaging and Smart Wearable Technology

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2023

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Semiconductor Quantum Dots and Core Shell Systems for High Contrast Cellular/Bio Imaging

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Current Trends in Nanotheranostics: A Concise Review on Bioimaging and Smart Wearable Technology

Current Trends in Nanotheranostics: A Concise Review on Bioimaging and Smart Wearable Technology

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