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Ostatnie doniesienia na temat nanocząstek złota jako biomateriału w stomatologii i medycynie

Recent advances of gold nanoparticles as biomaterial in dentistry and medicine

10.15199/28.2022.3.2

nr katalogowy: 138746
10.15199/28.2022.3.2

Streszczenie

W ostatnich latach nanotechnologia znacząco rozwinęła się jako dziedzina nauki badająca obiekty o rozmiarach nanometrycznych. Każdego roku pojawia się coraz więcej doniesień i kolejnych koncepcji wykorzystujących różne rodzaje nanomateriałów, głównie w dziedzinie biomedycyny. W tym kontekście szczególnie interesujące są nanocząstki złota cieszące się rosnącym zainteresowaniem naukowców przede wszystkim ze względu na swoje unikalne właściwości optyczne i chemiczne. W przeglądzie skupiono się na ostatnich doniesieniach dotyczących wykorzystania nanocząstek złota, na omówieniu metod ich syntezy oraz właściwościach.

Abstract

In recent years, nanotechnology has significantly developed as a scientific field that studies nanometer-sized objects. Every year an increasing number of reports and new concepts using different types of nanomaterials appear, mainly in the biomedical field. In this context, gold nanoparticles are of particular interest; they are of growing interest to researchers mostly due to their unique optical as well as chemical properties. The following review focuses on recent reports on the use of gold nanoparticles, furthermore discussing the synthesis methods and their properties.

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