Bioinspired fabrication of copper nanoparticles and their potential applications
Minakshi Y. Deshmukh, Sudip Mondal, Rohit S. Madankar, Trimurty Lambat, Ratiram G. Chaudhary, Anirudh Mondal
A new era of materials with a wide range of uses in pharmacology, agriculture, and medicine has been brought about by the development of metallic nanoparticles (NPs). Nanoparticles with remarkable qualities are created using physical, chemical, and biological processes. The common element copper is essential to an organism’s ability to operate normally. As compared to traditional antibiotics, Copper NPs have better antibacterial potential. Copper NPs are also known for better antiviral, antifungal, and anticancer effects. Moreover, bioinspired Copper NPs exhibit potential capacity against bacterial strains that are resistant to many drugs, even though the precise mechanisms of action are yet unclear. With this interest, the present chapter focuses on effects, modes of action and potential toxicity of bioinspired copper NPs.
Keywords
Bioinspired Copper NPs, Biogenic Synthesis, Antimicrobial Assay, Toxicity
Published online 10/20/2024, 26 pages
Citation: Minakshi Y. Deshmukh, Sudip Mondal, Rohit S. Madankar, Trimurty Lambat, Ratiram G. Chaudhary, Anirudh Mondal, Bioinspired fabrication of copper nanoparticles and their potential applications, Materials Research Foundations, Vol. 169, pp 113-138, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903261-5
Part of the book on Green Synthesis and Emerging Applications of Frontier Nanomaterials
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