Development of bio sheet using nanoparticles and the confederation of protein for casting wound.

This research pioneers a sustainable approach to wound healing by developing a bio sheet for dressings. It ingeniously incorporates healing properties of reduced graphene oxide synthesized via an eco-friendly method, using phytoextracts to eliminate toxic chemicals. Collagen extracted from fish waste and fibrinogen from post-animal waste contribute to the bio sheet's green profile.

Optimization of hematite nanoparticles from natural ore as novel imaging agents: A Green Chemistry approach.

In this research, we propose an environmentally friendly method for producing hematite nanoparticles (H-NPs) from natural hematite ore, focusing on their application as efficient contrast agents in x-ray and computed tomography (CT) imaging for medical purposes. The process involves the reduction of iron oxide within the ore to attain the desired hematite phase, crucial for synthesizing H-NPs. To ensure sustainability, we adopted a Green Chemistry approach, utilizing a combination of carbon soot and limestone for the purification process, thereby achieving eco-conscious production.

Optimization of reduced graphene oxide production using central composite design from Pennisetum glaucum for biomedical applications.

The current study outlines the toxicity-free green synthesis of reduced graphene oxide (GO) using Celosia argenta. The synthesized sample was characterized by UV-visible spectroscopy with a strong absorption peak at 260 nm due to redshift. The 2θ value around 24.

Rapid enhancement of α-tocopherol content in by transient expression of Tocopherol cyclase and Homogentisate phytyl transferase genes.

-mediated transient gene expression have become a method of choice over stable plant genetic transformation. Tocopherols are a family of vitamin E compounds, which are categorized along with tocotrienols occurring naturally in vegetable oils, nuts and leafy green vegetables. This is the first report involving and transient expression in and this system can be used efficiently for large scale production of vitamin E.