Laser-generated Functional Nanoparticle Bioconjugates: Design For Application In Biomedical Science And Reproductive Biology
by Annette Barchanski /
2016 / English / PDF
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Annette Barchanski deals with the question how to design
nanoparticles for biomedical research. She considers properties
such as size, charge, biocompatibility, and functionalization of
nanoparticles from a biologist’s point of view in order to
achieve specific cellular responses. The author discusses the
structure-function relationship of nanoparticle conjugates
derived from a laser-based fabrication method. Both the limits
and perspectives of tunable conjugate functions are presented,
providing a general outline for researchers to configure
functionalized nanoparticles with a specifically optimized design
for biomedical requests, e.g. in biomedical engineering
regenerative science and reproductive biology.
Annette Barchanski deals with the question how to design
nanoparticles for biomedical research. She considers properties
such as size, charge, biocompatibility, and functionalization of
nanoparticles from a biologist’s point of view in order to
achieve specific cellular responses. The author discusses the
structure-function relationship of nanoparticle conjugates
derived from a laser-based fabrication method. Both the limits
and perspectives of tunable conjugate functions are presented,
providing a general outline for researchers to configure
functionalized nanoparticles with a specifically optimized design
for biomedical requests, e.g. in biomedical engineering
regenerative science and reproductive biology.
