diatoms - nature materials with great potential for bioapplications

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2016
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Abstract
Diatoms are widespread unicellular photosynthetic algae that produce unique highly ordered siliceous cell wall, called frustule. Micro- to nanoporous structure with high surface area that can be easily modified, high mechanical resistance, unique optical features (light focusing and luminescence) and biocompatibility make diatom frustule as a suitable raw material for the development of devices such as bio- and gas sensors, microfluidic particle sorting devices, supercapacitors, batteries, solar cells, electroluminescent devices and drug delivery systems. Their wide availability in the form of fossil remains (diatomite or diatomaceous earth) as well as easy cultivation in the artificial conditions further supports use of diatoms in many different fields of application. This review focused on the recent achievements in the diatom bioapplications such as drug delivery, biomolecules immobilization, bio- and gas sensing, since great progress was made in this field over the last several years.
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Authors ;Medarević Đorđe P.;Lošić Dušan;Ibrić Svetlana R.
Journal lecture notes in information systems and organisation
Year 2016
DOI
10.2298/HEMIND150708069M
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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0367-598X/2016/0367-598X1500069M.pdf
Keywords
gas sensors drug delivery systems biosensors diatoms

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