Numerous studies have examined how the cellular delivery of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) is
influenced by different physical and chemical characteristics; however, the complex …

Gold nanoparticles (GNPs) are being extensively used in cancer therapeutic applications
due to their ability to act both as an anticancer drug carrier in chemotherapy and as a dose …

The targeted delivery of nanoparticles to solid tumors is one of the most important and
challenging problems in cancer nanomedicine, but the detailed delivery mechanisms and …

Gold nanoparticles modified with nuclear localization peptides were synthesized and
evaluated for their subcellular distribution in HeLa human cervical epithelium cells, 3T3/NIH …

We describe an approach to regulate the cellular uptake of small gold nanoparticles using
supramolecular chemistry. The strategy relies on the functionalization of AuNPs with …

Introduction into the human body makes most nanoparticle systems susceptible to
aggregation via nonspecific protein binding. Here, we developed a peptide-capped gold …

Understanding the exocytosis of nanoparticles (NPs) from cells is valuable because it
informs design rules of NPs that support desirable cellular retention for nanomedicine …

Gold nanoparticles have shown great promise as therapeutics, therapeutic delivery vectors,
and intracellular imaging agents. For many biomedical applications, selective cell and …

Alkyl groups (C n H2 n+ 1) are prevalent in engineered bionanomaterials used for many
intracellular applications, yet how alkyl groups dictate the interactions between …

Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) are highly promising candidates as drug delivery agents into
cells of interest. We describe for the first time the multiplexed analysis of nanoparticle uptake …