Original paper
Infection-prevention on Ti implants by controlled drug release from folic acid/ZnO quantum dots sealed titania nanotubes
Abstract
Bacterial infections and related complications are predominantly responsible for the failure of artificial biomaterials assisted tissue regeneration in clinic. In this work, a hybrid surface system is applied to prolong the drug release duration from dug-loaded titania nanotubes and thus to prevent Ti implants-associated bacterial infections. This feature is endowed by conjugating folic acid (FA) onto the surface of ZnO quantum dots (QDs)-NH2...
Paper Details
Title
Infection-prevention on Ti implants by controlled drug release from folic acid/ZnO quantum dots sealed titania nanotubes
Published Date
Apr 1, 2018
Volume
85
Pages
214 - 224
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