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The presented results suggest that Janus nanoparticles can be designed using conventional biochemicals/chemicals with poor antibacterial properties and can be used for broad-spectrum antibacterial applications.
How photothermal, magnetothermal, piezoelectric, sonodynamic, and acoustically responsive nanomaterials modulate nanoparticle–cell interactions through membrane perturbation, uptake enhancement, vesicle destabilization, altered intracellular trafficking, and nonclassical transport pathways is discussed.
It is shown that transforming a molecular ECL luminophore into a colloidal nanoprobe can increase its cellular uptake as well as enhance its application potential via both fluorescence and ECL.
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