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Exploring the emerging trends in the synthesis and theranostic paradigms of cerium oxide nanoparticles (CeONPs): A comprehensive review

Nag et al., 2024

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3627946675386150642
Author
Nag S
Mitra O
Sankarganesh P
Bhattacharjee A
Mohanto S
Gowda B
Kar S
Ramaiah S
Anbarasu A
Ahmed M
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Materials Today Chemistry

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Cerium oxide nanoparticles (CeONPs) have come to prominence as a highly intriguing and beneficial nanomaterial in an array of biomedical and theranostic applications, including prognostic measures, diagnosis, drug administration, bio-scaffolding, bioanalysis, and …
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