ArticleNanoscale advances2022
Construction of photo-induced zinc-doped carbon dots based on drug-resistant bactericides and their application for local treatment.
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- Synthesis of Zinc Oxide-Doped Carbon Dots for Treatment of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer.International journal of nanomedicine · 2024Article
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Abstract
In this project, we propose a highly effective photosensitizer that breaks through drug-resistant bacterial infections with zinc-doped carbon dots. By passing through the membrane of drug-resistant bacteria, the photosensitizers produce ROS in bacteria under the action of blue light to directly kill bacteria, so as to realize the antibacterial local treatment of drug-resistant bacteria. The experiment firstly uses an efficient one-step hydrothermal method to prepare zinc-doped red-light CDs as photosensitizers, in which zinc metal was doped to improve the optical properties of the CDs. Then we try first to use EDTA as a second-step attenuator for preparing CDs to obtain photosensitizers with high-efficiency and low toxicity.
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