Nanotechnology:
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London ; Oxford ; San Diego, CA ; Cambridge, MA
Academic Press, an imprint of Elsevier
2019
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
| Schriftenreihe: | Methods in microbiology
volume 46 |
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 282-293 |
| Beschreibung: | xv, 293 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780128149928 0128149922 |
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| adam_text | Contents Contributors...................................................................................................................xi Preface.......................................................................................................................... xv CHAPTER 1 Introduction into nanotechnology and microbiology........................................................... і Andrew S Bal), Sayalı Patil, Sarvesh Soni 1. The world of ‘microbiology’.............................................................1 2. The boom of nanotechnology........................................................... 2 3. The coming together of science and technology: Microbiology and Nanotechnology..................................................4 3.1. Applications of nanotechnology in water microbiology...... 5 3.2. Applications of nanotechnology in food microbiology........ 8 3.3. Applications of nanotechnology in medical biology and immunology...................................................................... 10 3.4. Biosynthesis of nanomaterials using microorganisms........ 12 4. Conclusion........................................................................................ 14 References.............................................................................................. 14 Further reading.......................................................................................18 CHAPTER 2 Nano-realm for point-of-care (РОС) bacterial diagnostics....................................................................19 Bandhan Chatterjee, Neeti Kälyäni, Soonjyoti Das,
Anjali Anand, Tarun Kumar Sharma 1. Introduction.......................................................................................20 2. Optical detection..............................................................................23 2.1. Colorimetric detection.............................................................23 2.2. Raman scattering..................................................................... 27 2.3. Fluorescence.............................................................................28 3. Magnetic detection...........................................................................28 4. Electrochemical detection............................................................... 31 5. Conclusions...................................................................................... 35 Declaration............................................................................................. 37 References.............................................................................................. 37 CHAPTER 3 Applications of nanotechnology in food microbiology................................................................. 43 Lily Jaiswal, Shiv Shankar, Jong-Whan Rhim 1. Introduction...................................................................................... 43 2. Food packaging................................................................................45
VI Contents 3. 4. Antimicrobial packaging................................................................. 46 Polymer nanocomposite.................................................................. 46 4.1. Types of biopolymer matrices................................................47 4.2. Types of nanofillers with antimicrobial property.................49 5. Conclusion........................................................................................ 54 Acknowledgements.............................................................................. 54 References.............................................................................................54 CHAPTER 4 The use of nanomaterials for the mitigation of pathogenic biofilm formation.................................. 61 Aaron Elbourne, Vi Khanh Truong, Samuel Cheeseman, Piumie Rajapaksha, Sheeana Gangadoo, James Chapman, Russell J. Crawford 1. Introduction.......................................................................................61 Biofilms.............................................................................................62 2.1. Biofilm characterisation.......................................................... 63 3. Preventing the formation of biofilms............................................. 65 3.1. Antimicrobial nanomaterials...................................................66 3.2. Antimicrobial surfaces............................................................ 71 4. Conclusion........................................................................................ 82
References.............................................................................................. 82 2. CHAPTER 5 Biocompatible in-situ gelling polymer hydrogels for treating ocular infection.................................... 93 Manu Sharma, Ankita Deohra, Kakarla Raghava Reddy, Veera Sadhu 1. Introduction.......................................................................................93 1.1. Challenges in developing ocular drug delivery systems...................................................................................... 94 1.2. Barriers......................................................................................94 2. Ocular pharmacokinetics................................................................. 96 2.1. Transcomeal absorption.......................................................... 96 2.2. Ocular drug distribution and elimination.............................. 96 2.3. Factors affecting ocular bioavailability.................................96 2.4. Approaches to enhance the ocular bioavailability................97 3. In situ gelling system.......................................................................98 3.1. Various approaches for the preparation of In Situ gelling system.........................................................................100 4. Conclusion.......................................................................................109 References.............................................................................................109 Further
reading....................................................................................114
Contents CHAPTER 6 Applications ofnanotechnology inagriculture........ 115 Hemraj Chhipa 1. Introduction.................................................................................... 115 2. Nanotechnology............................................................................. 116 3. Nanotechnology in agriculture..................................................... 116 3.1. Smart nanofertilizers............................................................. 118 3.2. Effective nanopesticide.........................................................122 3.3. Efficient nanosensor..............................................................126 3.4. Smart food safety agent........................................................ 129 4. Can nanotechnology provide effective tools in sustainable agriculture?.....................................................................................129 5. Conclusion......................................................................................130 References............................................................................................131 Further reading.................................................................................... 142 CHAPTER 7 Usø of nanotechnology inantimicrobial therapy.......ա Nitin Gupta, Divya Bharti Rai, Ashok Kumar Jangid, Hitesh Kulhari 1. Introduction.................................................................................... 143 2. Advantages of nanotechnology-based antimicrobial therapy... 144 2.1. Improvement in therapeutic efficacy...................................145
2.2. Reduction in adverse effects................................................ 145 2.3. Overcoming antibiotic resistance.........................................146 3. Types of materials to design nanovehicles for antimicrobial therapy............................................................................................ 147 4. Applications of nanoparticles as intrinsic antimicrobial agents... 148 4.1. Inorganic nanoparticles (INPs).............................................149 4.2. Organic nanoparticles (ONPs)..............................................151 4.3. Hybrid nanoparticles............................................................. 155 5. Nanoparticles applied for conveying antimicrobial agents (nanovehicles).................................................................... 156 5.1. Micelles.................................................................................. 156 5.2. Polymeric nanovehicles (PNVs).......................................... 157 5.3. Dendrimer.............................................................................. 158 5.4. Lipid based nanovehicles......................................................159 5.5. Metal oxide nanovehicles (MONVs)...................................160 5.6. Carbon-based nanovehicles (CNVs)....................................160 6. Limitations of nanotechnology-based antimicrobial therapy... 160 7. Clinical updates on antimicrobial nanomedicines...................... 161 Acknowledgements............................................................................. 165 Conflict of
interest.............................................................................. 165 References............................................................................................165 VÜ
Contents CHAPTER 8 Lipid nanomaterials for the delivery of antimicrobial peptides...........................................m Thomas G. Meikle, Jamie B. Strachan, Charlotte E. Conn 1. Introduction......................................................................................173 2. Lipid self-assembly.........................................................................175 3. Inverse bicontinuous cubic phases................................................176 4. Liposomes, cubosomes and hexosomes....................................... 178 5. Lipid nanoparticles for drug delivery...........................................179 6. Lipid nanomaterials for the delivery of antimicrobial peptides ...183 7. Design considerations for cubosome/AMP formulations......... 184 7.1. Peptide loading efficiency..................................................... 184 7.2. Cubosome phase behaviour...................................................186 7.3. Particle size............................................................................. 188 7.4. Protection from peptide degradation....................................188 7.5. Antimicrobial activity............................................................ 189 Conclusions and future work............................................................. 190 References............................................................................................191 CHAPTER Ց Synthetic gutomics: Deciphering the microbial code for futuristic diagnosis and personalized medicine...............................................................
197 Pankaj Satapathy, Kounaina Khan, Aishwarya Tripurasundari Devi, Anirudh Gururaj Patil, Avinash Mirle Govindaraju, Shubha Gopal, Mysore Nagalingaswamy Nagendra Prasad, Veena Sunil More, Raghava Reddy Kakarla, Anjanapura V. Raghu, Shivaprasad Hudeda, Sunil Shivaji More, Farhan Zameer 1. Introduction to microbes................................................................197 2. Host gut and microbe interaction..................................................198 2.1. Fungi........................................................................................198 2.2. Protozoa.................................................................................. 200 2.3. Helminths................................................................................200 2.4. Viruses.....................................................................................201 2.5. Bacteria................................................................................... 201 3. Microbiota and nutrition................................................................202 3.1. Microbiota modulation and clinical impacts..................... 204 4. Emergence of probiotics................................................................205 4.1. Synthetic biology................................................................... 206 4.2. Species used in synthetic biology........................................ 207 4.3. Therapies by engineered probiotics..................................... 207
Contents 5. Tools and techniques for synthetic probiotics............................ 208 5.1. Present state of genetic engineering....................................209 6. Application of synthetic probiotics to human health................. 212 6.1. Metabolic modelling of human gut microbiota................. 212 7. Limitations.....................................................................................213 8. Future prospective and challenges...............................................213 References........................................................................................... 214 Further reading....................................................................................224 CHAPTER 10 Functionalized magnetic nanoparticles/biopolymer hybrids: Synthesis methods, properties and biomedical applications....................................... 227 Kakarla Raghava Reddy, Pattuitala Adinaraya Reddy, Chandragiri Venkata Reddy, Nagaraj P. Shetti, Bhatula Babu, Koutavarapu Ravindranadh, Muthukonda Venkatakrishnan Shankar, Madhava C. Reddy, Sarvesh Soni, Shivalingegowda Naveen 1. Introduction....................................................................................227 1.1. Magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles...................................... 229 2. Superparamagnetic nanoparticles (SPIONs)............................... 235 2.1. Ferrite nanoparticles............................................................. 236 2.2. General synthesis protocols for ferrite nanocrystals........ 237 2.3. Surface-engineered superparamagnetic iron oxides
(SPIONs)................................................................................238 2.4. Synthesis of biopolymers-functionalized magnetic nanoparticles..........................................................................240 2.5. The role of graphene oxide-ferrite nanoparticles in MR imaging...................................................................... 244 2.6. MRI for visualizing bacteria, virus and tissue infections...244 2.7. Antibacterial activity of ferrite and its hybrid nanoparticles..........................................................................246 3. Conclusions and future perspectives........................................... 247 References........................................................................................... 248 CHAPTER 11 Recent advances in nanoparticles-based strategies for cancer therapeutics and antibacterial applications........................................................ 255 Surendra Gulla, Dakshayani Lomada, Vadali V.S.S. Srikanth, Muthukonda Venkatakrishnan Shankar, Kakarla Raghava Reddy, Sarvesh Soni, Madhava C. Reddy 1. 2. Introduction....................................................................................256 Nanoparticles for targeting angiogenesis in cancer................... 261 IX
x Contents 2.1. Titanium dioxide nanoparticles (Ti02)..............................261 2.2. Iron nanoparticles (Fe).......................................................262 2.3. Silicon nanoparticles (Si NPs)........................................... 263 2.4. Zinc nanoparticles (Zn)......................................................264 2.5. Silver nanoparticles (Si).....................................................266 2.6. Copper nanoparticles (Си)................................................. 268 2.7. Gold nanoparticles (Au).....................................................269 2.8. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs)..................................................271 3. Metal oxide nanoparticles for antibacterial applications...........272 4. Conclusions................................................................................ 282 Acknowledgement..........................................................................282 References...................................................................................... 282
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