Development of Biocompatible, UV and NIR Excitable Nanoparticles with Multiwavelength Emission and Enhanced Colloidal Stability.

ABSTRACT: The development of functional nanoprobes for biomedical applications is highly important in the field of modern nanotechnology. Due to strict requirements, such as the ability to be excited using irradiation, which allows deep tissue penetration, nonblinking behavior, and good optical and colloidal stability, the choice of nanoparticles is limited, and their synthesis is challenging. Among all of the functional nanoprobes for biomedical purposes, upconverting nanoparticles, especially those with more complex architectures (e.g., core-shell or core-shell-shell), are the most promising candidates. This study demonstrates advanced synthetic routes for constructing biocompatible nanoprobes with tunable optical properties and colloidal stability. The core-shell-shell architecture of the nanopro

SUBMITTER: Ezerskyte E 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11907297 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature