Publications by authors named "Prosenjit Mridha"

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  • - This study investigates the health benefits of ripe Meyna spinosa fruit extracts, focusing on their abilities to act as antioxidants, antiproliferatives, and anti-inflammatories, supported by chemical analysis identifying key bioactive compounds.
  • - The ethyl acetate extract showed the highest antioxidant activity, while both ethyl acetate and methanol extracts reduced cancer cell growth significantly and demonstrated strong anti-inflammatory effects by decreasing levels of various inflammatory markers in immune cells.
  • - In animal models, the ethyl acetate extract effectively reduced swelling from carrageenan-induced inflammation by 23.45%, suggesting potential therapeutic applications for inflammation and cancer treatment.
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Pro-oxidants play a crucial role in cancer by causing oxidative stress that leads to apoptosis. The present study demonstrates the prooxidant and anti-inflammatory potential of ethyl acetate and methanolic extracts of fruit. Oxidation of Trolox and NADH activity indicated the pro-oxidant capacity of the extracts.

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The greater advantages and wide applications of zero-dimensional nanodots inspire researchers to develop new materials. Therefore, novel borophene quantum dots (QDs) were prepared by a hydrothermal liquid exfoliation technique using water medium. The borophene QDs proved to be highly stable in water medium for more than 120 days.

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Photonanozymes are novel enzyme-mimicking nanomaterials with light-harvesting capacity and have widespread applications in many areas including biosensing, biomedicine, environmental applications, energy, Herein, we introduce freestanding metal-free biocompitable borophene nanosheets (BNSs) exhibiting excellent photoresponsive peroxidase-like activity for biosensing applications. The photo-enhanced peroxidase-like activity of BNSs photonanozyme was indicated to be due to its band gap energy being comparable to the energy of visible light.

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