Biocompatible glycolipid derived from bhilawanol as an antibiofilm agent and a promising platform for drug delivery.
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ABSTRACT: Stimuli-responsive smart materials for biomedical applications have gained significant attention because of their potential for selectivity and sensitivity in biological systems. Even though ample stimuli-responsive materials are available, the use of traditional Ayurvedic compounds in the fabrication of pharmaceuticals is limited. Among various materials, gels are one of the essential classes because of their molecular-level tunability with little effort from the environment. In this study, we report a simple synthesis method for multifunctional glycolipids using a starting material derived from biologically significant natural molecules and carbohydrates in good yields. The synthesized glycolipids were prone to form a hydrogel by creating a 3D fibrous architecture. The mechanism of botto
SUBMITTER: Banoo T
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11799929 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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