Hyderabad scientists develop switchable nano-brushes to target tumor cells

Researchers have engineered a redox-responsive polymer coating for nanoparticles that exhibits potent anti-cancer activity by triggering controlled oxidative stress in tumor cells. | University of Hyderabad,Cancer Therapy,Nanoengineering,Medical innovation,Nanotechnology,ferrocene | Latest science and technology news, research breakthroughs, and innovations from India’s top institutions. Recent stories and articles on advancements in science, engineering, technology, ecology, humanities, social sciences, and policy. Discover cutting-edge developments and expert insights on Research Matters, your trusted source for comprehensive science and research news. Scientists at the University of Hyderabad have developed a smart nano-surface that can be switched on and off to combat cancer. By coating tiny silica nanoparticles with a specialised, iron-based polymer, the research team has created a material that... [3181 chars]