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- W2557203492 abstract "The approaches for synthesis of metal nanoparticles (MNPs) through green chemistry methods have become a recent trend of studies that focus on sustainability and innovation. Fungi are among the many groups of living organisms that have been known as useful for the synthesis of MNPs and there are many advantages of their use over other organisms since this group is directly or indirectly dependent of metals to its growth, metabolism and differentiation. They share efficient mechanisms of tolerance to high metal concentrations, being considered an important source of molecules able to transform metal ions into MNPs. The MNPs synthesis by fungi can be intracellular or extracellular and the latter is the most used because fungi secrete high amounts and diversity of enzymes making the process of synthesis sustainable, reliable, versatile and scalable. Indeed, the MNPs synthesis by fungi can use gold, silver, copper, iron, cadmium, nickel and others. However, the mechanisms of MNPs synthesis using fungi are not fully understood. The MNPs synthesis by fungi relies on many factors including biological material (e.g. species and/or strains; cultivation and sample preparation) and reaction conditions (e.g. metal species content and concentration; pH; temperature; and time of incubation) being necessary new strategies to improve the reproducibility of the processes. In the future, MNPs synthesized by fungi and their parts thereof can have unprecedented novel applications to several areas such as medical, agricultural and environmental." @default.
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- W2557203492 title "Green Synthesis of Metal Nanoparticles by Fungi: Current Trends and Challenges" @default.
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