Plants and Microbes Emerge as Green Factories for Making Nanoparticles
A comprehensive review details how plant extracts, bacteria, fungi, and algae can sustainably synthesize metal nanoparticles for medicine, agriculture, and ...
A comprehensive review details how plant extracts, bacteria, fungi, and algae can sustainably synthesize metal nanoparticles for medicine, agriculture, and ...
A new review in The Science of Nature details how plant and microbial secondary metabolites such as flavonoids, tannins, and ...
A new systematic review of 34 studies finds that Vietnamese coriander, Polygonum odoratum, shows broad antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer and ...
A new study shows that pumpkin peel and seed waste are rich in antibacterial phytochemicals and yield 18 percent seed ...
A comprehensive review finds that the traditional Indian medicinal herb Leucas aspera contains roughly sixty bioactive compounds with antimicrobial, antidiabetic, ...
A new review highlights how nanoparticle-infused hydrogels combine antimicrobial action, immunomodulation, and smart drug delivery to accelerate the healing of ...
Researchers have converted discarded Sukkary date seed oil into antimicrobial core-shell nanofibers that load ciprofloxacin with high efficiency and release ...
A comprehensive analysis of four Sri Lankan duckweed species reveals exceptional protein, omega-3 fatty acid and bioactive compound content with ...
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