Review reveals improved antimicrobial properties and diagnostic potential of silver nanoparticles in bioengineering.
Silver nanoparticles are gaining popularity due to their potential uses in bioengineering and medical diagnosis. Nanoparticles possess specific characteristics, including an enhanced surface-to-volume ratio and improved magnetic properties, making them suitable for various biological applications. They feature several functionalities, a high surface plasmon resonance, a huge surface area, a stable nature, and are simple to produce. Silver nanoparticles have promising uses in biomedical fields such as biomaterials, detection and diagnostics, formulations, medication transport, and medical device coatings. This review covers current research on silver nanoparticles in biomedical applications, including their creation methods, antimicrobial properties, and potential biological uses.
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