… matured cobalt nano-sponges (Co 3 O 4 NS), engraved with pores and holes reinforce the
… 3 O 4 NS enhances trapping of bacteria through specific interaction and leads to apoptotic …

… (46−48) Until now, there has not been any documented report where cobalt oxide nanoballs
(Co 3 O 4 Nbs) were used as treatment for metal stress such as monitoring growth in zinc-…

… Knowing these unique attributes of cobalt oxide, … bacterial interaction with amino acid
residues which shows better inhibition activity (Table 1). This binding study indicates, cobalt oxide …

… can be used for trapping bacteria and industrial toxicant with … chain, and cell division
leading to cell death [62,63]. This … compare to nickel oxide and cobalt oxide nanoparticles [67]. …

… concentration of ROS mediates and catalyzes bacterial inhibition mark up. The cascade of
… up the apoptotic pathway with an amplified magnitude and leads to bacterial cell death. (47) …

… Furthermore, it is a latent nanomaterial for microbial inhibition, and heterogeneous photocatalysis
… However, to the best of our knowledge, microbial inhibition and photocatalysis of triple …

… Green synthesized Mn-decorated ZnO-NPs screened against bacterial strains and exhibited
excellent antimicrobial activities against gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria. To …

… High-definition indexing of 3D porous nanoparticles provided a complete biological
hierarchy to enhanced bacterial termination. ZnO@W exhibited more significant antibacterial …

… To counterfeit this, a nanotechnological neutralizer effective in form of soiling of cobalt oxide
… but premium results were got by applications of cobalt oxide Nbs at 75 ppm. By this means, …

Evaluation of nanoparticles (NPs) for biomedical applications has received a lot of attention
for detailed study on pharmacokinetics prior to clinical application. In this study, pure C-SiO 2 …