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In an article recently published in the journal Bioactive Materials, researchers presented the development of Ti(1-x)Au(x) thin films having improved hardness and biocompatibility after thermal activation.
The advanced ability of nanoparticles enables them to have enhanced targeting for drug delivery, biosensing, and cancer diagnosis, increasing their suitability for medicine.
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Credit: The authors Bone-regenerating treatments are in high demand due to the ageing population. Increasingly, the orthopaedic biomaterials used to support these treatments are designed to be "immunomodulatory", i.e., guide the body's inflammatory response. They do this by encouraging macrophages - a type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms - to adopt new roles based on signals and stimuli in their microenvironment. This approach has proved effective for developing new bone and for encouraging existing bone to accept artificial implants. Magnesium is a mineral that ...