Dopant Concentration-Dependent Size-Controlled Spherical Cu²⁺-Doped Zn Au Nanocluster Assemblies for Efficient Cancer Theragnostic

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Santanu Dolai; Sawna Roy; Anumita Paul

doi:10.1039/d5tb01418b

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry B

Dopant Concentration-Dependent Size-Controlled Spherical Cu²⁺-Doped Zn Au Nanocluster Assemblies for Efficient Cancer Theragnostic

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Enhanced cellular uptake of Cu²⁺-doped nanoclusters can improve cancer imaging and therapy.
The study shows how varying dopant concentrations influences the size of nanocluster assemblies.
Metal nanoclusters were assembled to optimize their therapeutic and diagnostic capabilities in cancer treatment.
Findings suggest that improved integration of anticancer therapy may elevate the effectiveness of current treatments.

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This research demonstrates improved cellular uptake of Cu²⁺-doped metal nanoclusters in cancer, suggesting potential therapeutic applications.

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Assembled metal nanoclusters have been widely employed in optical devices and in cancer cell imaging. However, integrating anticancer therapy into these systems has been limited by poor cellular uptake due...

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