Enhanced biosensing of diabetes biomarkers by using rationally engineered carbon dots

Lina Anil Kumar; Kalyani Priya Manoj; Ananya Kannamvelli Illam; A. R. Biju; Vaishnavi Mekkeparambath; M. M. Sreejaya; Teresa Aditya; Moumita Gangopadhyay

doi:10.1039/d5ra08089d

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Enhanced biosensing of diabetes biomarkers by using rationally engineered carbon dots

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The aim is to enhance the detection of diabetes biomarkers using modified carbon dots.
Developing surface-decorated carbon dots
Focusing on fluorescence sensing techniques
Targeting biomarkers such as glucose and reactive oxygen species
Enhanced sensitivity in detecting glucose levels
Improved detection of reactive oxygen species in samples
Potential for better diagnostics in diabetes monitoring

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Research demonstrates improved fluorescence sensing of diabetes biomarkers, indicating better diagnostics for individuals with diabetes.

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Appropriate surface-decorated carbon dots (CDs) for fluorescence sensing of diabetes biomarkers like elevated levels of glucose and reactive oxygen species.

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Kumar et al. (2026) studied this question.

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