Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2032719882> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2032719882 endingPage "3523" @default.
- W2032719882 startingPage "3512" @default.
- W2032719882 abstract "Functionalized graphene-based drug delivery vehicles have conquered a significant position because functionalization improves its biocompatibility and stability in cell medium, leaving sufficient graphitic basal plane for drug loading through π–π stacking. In this study, poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAM) is covalently grafted from the surface of graphene oxide (GO) via a facile, eco-friendly and an easy procedure of free radical polymerization (FRP) using ammonium persulfate initiator. Various spectroscopic and microscopic studies confirm the successful grafting of PNIPAM from GO surface. PNIPAM-grafted GO (GPNM) exhibits enhanced thermal stability, improved dispersibility both in aqueous and cell medium, and better biocompatibility and cell viability compared to GO. Interestingly, GPNM displays an exciting fluorescence property in aqueous medium, which is a hike of intensity at 36 °C due to the lower critical solution temperature (LCST) of PNIPAM chains (32 °C). Moreover both hydrophilic (doxorubicin (DOX)) and hydrophobic (indomethacin (IMC)) drugs loaded on the surface of GPNM hybrid exhibits its efficacy as an efficient carrier for both types of drugs. Cellular uptakes of free DOX and DOX-loaded GPNM (GPNM-DOX) are evidenced both from optical and fluorescence imaging of live cells, and the efficiency of drug is significantly improved in the loaded system. The release of DOX from GPNM-DOX was achieved at pH 4, relevant to the environment of cancer cells. The pH-triggered release of hydrophobic drug was also studied using UV–vis spectroscopy via alginate encapsulation, showing a great enhancement at pH = 7.4. The IMC is also found to be released by human serum albumin using dialysis technique. The GPNM nanomaterial shows the property of simultaneous loading of DOX and IMC as well as pH-triggered simultaneous release of both of the drugs." @default.
- W2032719882 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2032719882 creator A5007786081 @default.
- W2032719882 creator A5059342210 @default.
- W2032719882 creator A5060675655 @default.
- W2032719882 creator A5081129843 @default.
- W2032719882 date "2015-02-04" @default.
- W2032719882 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
- W2032719882 title "Fluorescent Graphene Oxide via Polymer Grafting: An Efficient Nanocarrier for Both Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Drugs" @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1965680705 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1968859445 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1970288948 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1972831960 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1980419364 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1989037178 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1989563826 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W1999559067 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2000019237 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2001642272 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2002904999 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2008538435 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2009766174 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2013566261 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2014442686 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2017611256 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2017777241 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2023297050 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2028076361 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2037479186 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2039211872 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2040448211 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2041322681 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2045224025 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2045582215 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2048424749 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2050969877 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2052295083 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2055055939 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2055693852 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2057330747 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2058122340 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2065422996 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2066338606 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2066945785 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2072336286 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2075356879 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2078022170 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2083515523 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2085139679 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2085198296 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2085586037 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2087808523 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2095452577 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2103741413 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2108376819 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2109807803 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2115568341 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2116237537 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2123036307 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2128656199 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2129479958 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2135479172 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2136334331 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2140746165 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2143690875 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2144262119 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2147290521 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2147875763 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2149915226 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2150286692 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2169821745 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2171898868 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2318509271 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2324233614 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2327783843 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2330191496 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2330871576 @default.
- W2032719882 cites W2950418024 @default.
- W2032719882 doi "https://doi.org/10.1021/am507110r" @default.
- W2032719882 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25612470" @default.
- W2032719882 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
- W2032719882 type Work @default.
- W2032719882 sameAs 2032719882 @default.
- W2032719882 citedByCount "78" @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822015 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822016 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822017 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822018 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822019 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822020 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822021 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822022 @default.
- W2032719882 countsByYear W20327198822023 @default.
- W2032719882 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2032719882 hasAuthorship W2032719882A5007786081 @default.
- W2032719882 hasAuthorship W2032719882A5059342210 @default.
- W2032719882 hasAuthorship W2032719882A5060675655 @default.
- W2032719882 hasAuthorship W2032719882A5081129843 @default.