Spectroscopic and photothermal characterization of graphene quantum dots for antimicrobial applications

Spectroscopic and photothermal characterization of graphene quantum dots for antimicrobial applications

Antimicrobial resistance is a challenging health problem that demands alternative treatments. Nanoplatforms with antimicrobial properties, associated with photodynamic and photothermal therapies, are potential candidates for this task due to characteristics such as non-invasive, antibiotic-free, dua...

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Main Authors: Astrath, N.G.C (Author), Bergmann, E.V (Author), Catanio, A.T.S (Author), Freitas, C.F (Author), Herculano, L.S (Author), Kimura, N.M (Author), Malacarne, L.C (Author), Petrucci, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2022
Subjects:
Adverse effect
Antimicrobial agents
Anti-microbial properties
Antimicrobial resistances
Graphene
Graphene quantum dots
Light sources
Low toxicity
Low-costs
Microorganisms
Nanocrystals
Photo-thermal
Photothermal therapy
Property
Semiconductor quantum dots
Synthesis method
Therapeutic procedures
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