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cell tracking, and real-time tissue monitoring. In tissue engineering, QDs improve scaffold performance, guide stem cell differentiation, and support organ-specific tissue regeneration. Their high-resolution imaging capability enables continuous monitoring of tissue development and healing. QDs also show promise in regenerative medicine by modulating immune responses and promoting tissue repair, particularly in skeletal tissues. Despite challenges such as limited aqueous solubility, potential cytotoxicity, and biodistribution issues, advances in bioconjugation with peptides, polymers, and targeting ligands have significantly improved their safety. With continued research, QDs hold immense potential in personalized and precision medicine by integrating diagnostic and therapeutic functions within a single nanosystem.
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