Research explores pulsed laser synthesis of carbon quantum dots for bioimaging and glucose sensors, suggesting broad biomedical potential.
Carbon quantum dots (CQDs) are fluorescent nanoparticles with distinct physicochemical properties that benefit the biomedical fields. Among the various syntheses of CQDs, pulsed laser-based synthesis in liquids offers high-purity CQDs which are ideal for biomedical use. In this work, we explored the various applications of laser-synthesized CQDs from in vitro bioimaging, and fluorescent probes for glucose sensors to their promising anti-angiogenic performance.
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