K. Kansara

DNA Tetrahedral Nanocages as a Promising Nanocarrier for Dopamine Delivery in Neurological Disorders

This study investigates DNA tetrahedral nanocages as a dopamine carrier for treating neurological disorders, showing their ability to deliver dopamine to cells and zebrafish embryos.

DNA tetrahedron as a carrier of doxorubicin for metastatic breast cancer treatment

This study investigates DNA tetrahedron as a doxorubicin carrier for metastatic breast cancer, showing reduced cell migration and invasion in vitro and uptake in vivo.

Dopamine functionalized, red carbon quantum dots for in vivo bioimaging, cancer therapeutics, and neuronal differentiation

This paper develops dopamine-functionalized carbon quantum dots for bioimaging, cancer therapy, and neuronal differentiation using mango leaf extract.

Red Fluorescent Carbon Nanoparticles Derived from Spinacia oleracea L.: A Versatile Tool for Bioimaging & Biomedical Applications

This study synthesizes red fluorescent carbon nanoparticles from spinach leaves and demonstrates their bioimaging potential and effects on cell proliferation and migration.

Lipid modification of DNA nanocages enhances cellular uptake, migration, and in vivo uptake

This study modifies DNA nanocages with a cationic lipid to improve their cellular uptake, migration, and in vivo uptake in zebrafish embryos.

Novel class of yellow emitting carbon dots stimulate collective cell migration and 3D uptake in vivo

The paper presents nitrogen-doped yellow fluorescent carbon dots with stable fluorescence and efficient uptake by mammalian cells and zebrafish larvae, showing potential for bioimaging and biomedical applications.

Green emitting carbon quantum dots (GCQDs) to probe endocytic pathways in cells; for tissue and in vivo bioimaging

This study synthesizes green emitting carbon quantum dots (GCQDs) for in vitro and in vivo bioimaging, showing their uptake via clathrin-mediated pathways in mouse cells and zebrafish embryos.