CARBON DOTS IN BIOLOGY : synthesis, properties, biological and pharmaceutical applications. tukhliyivich

The research on carbon dots is evolving and expanding very rapidly. A high-tech overview for academia and industry is needed to modernize carbon dots in biological applications. This book covers the use of carbon dots in biology, medicine, and pharmacy: synthesis, properties and applications, obstacles in exploiting these materials, and future research prospects. The reader is able to explore the wide scope of carbon dots in the global market. Outlines carbon dot applications in biology, medicine, and pharmacy. Evaluates the carbon dots as prime options for sustainable and transformational opportunities. A valuable reference for scientists and engineers researching carbon dots. Contents About the editors List of contributors Chapter 1 Recent trends and developments in carbon dots Chapter 2 Main properties and characteristics of carbon dots Chapter 3 Synthetic strategies of carbon dots Chapter 4 Carbon dots in biosensing Chapter 5 Carbon dots in detection of biological molecules and metal ions Chapter 6 Carbon dots in nanozymes Chapter 7 Carbon dots in food safety detection Chapter 8 Carbon dots in anticancer detection and therapy Chapter 9 Carbon dots in photodynamic therapy Chapter 10 Carbon dots in photothermal therapy Chapter 11 Carbon dots in antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and antiparasitic agents Chapter 12 Carbon dots in antibiosis: disinfection and sterilization Chapter 13 Carbon dots in drug delivery Chapter 14 Carbon dots in protein and nucleic acid delivery Index