The objective of this work is to use a novel soft computing approach predict the anti-inflammatory effect bio copper nanoparticles. Using modified technique, various doses Musa sapientum extract and nanoparticles were examined for their capabilities. Protein denaturation was evaluated, an inhibition percentage computed. outcomes demonstrated that quantity raised percentage, indicating greater e...

Abstract Research investigations conducted in the past has shown that conventional petroleum based lubricants can be replaced with vegetable lubricants. Vegetable oil do not pollute environment, as they are biodegradable. In this investigation, pongamia pinnata was used lubricant, to during turning experiments. The physico chemical properties of modified were evaluated. Ag Nanoparticles incorpo...

There has been an increasing demand for analytical tools to quantify the interactions and/or reactions of nanoscale particles, polymers and bio-molecules, with a variety of surfaces, in real time. Understanding the behavior of such molecules at the nano-scale enables researchers to optimize the conditions for desired results at macro scale. Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation Monitorin...

Previously we have demonstrated surface plasmon enhanced energy transfer between fluorophores and gold nanorods under two-photon excitation using fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) in both solution and intracellular phases. These studies demonstrated that gold nanoparticle-dye energy transfer combinations are appealing, not only in Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) imaging, ...

Nanomedicine is a burgeoning industry but an understanding of the interaction of nanomaterials with the immune system is critical for clinical translation. Macrophages play a fundamental role in the immune system by engulfing foreign particulates such as nanoparticles. When activated, macrophages form distinct phenotypic populations with unique immune functions, however the mechanism by which t...

The need for accurate in vitro dosimetry remains a major obstacle to the development of cost-effective toxicological screening methods for engineered nanomaterials. An important key to accurate in vitro dosimetry is the characterization of sedimentation and diffusion rates of nanoparticles suspended in culture media, which largely depend upon the effective density and diameter of formed agglome...

The synthesis and properties of an oxygen reduction catalyst based on a unique 3-dimensional (3D) nitrogen doped (N-doped) carbon composite are described. The composite material is synthesised via a two-step hydrothermal and pyrolysis method using bio-source low-cost materials of galactose and melamine. Firstly, the use of iron salts and galactose to hydrothermally produceiron oxide (Fe₂O₃) mag...

Alzheimer‟s disease (AD) represents the most common form of dementia worldwide, affecting more than 35 million people. Advances in nanotechnology are beginning to exert a significant impact in neurology. These approaches, which are often based on the design and engineering of a plethora of nanoparticulate entities with high specificity for brain capillary endothelial cells, are currently being ...

The emerging interest in understanding the interactions of nanomaterial with biological systems necessitates imaging tools that capture the spatial and temporal distributions and attributes of the resulting nano-bio amalgam. Studies targeting organ specific response and/or nanoparticle-specific system toxicity would be profoundly benefited from tools that would allow imaging and tracking of in-...