Nanoporous and morphology-transforming g-CNNPs for trace-level detection of mefenamic acid in urine samples and <i>in vitro</i> protein denaturation inhibition

Nanoporous and morphology transforming g-CNNPs (size ca. 3.0 nm) are utilized for ultra-low concentration detection of MEF in urine samples at pH 7.0 and protein denaturation inhibition.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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2024-12-16
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4tc04020a
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Analytical chemistry methods development
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Nanoporous and morphology-transforming g-CNNPs for trace-level detection of mefenamic acid in urine samples and in vitro protein denaturation inhibition

N. Manjubaashini, D. Nataraj, T. Daniel Thangadurai, Anusree S. Gangadharan
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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Analytical chemistry methods development
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Nanoporous and morphology-transforming g-CNNPs for trace-level detection of mefenamic acid in urine samples and in vitro protein denaturation inhibition

N. Manjubaashini, D. Nataraj, T. Daniel Thangadurai, Anusree S. Gangadharan
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Abstract

Nanoporous and morphology transforming g-CNNPs (size ca. 3.0 nm) are utilized for ultra-low concentration detection of MEF in urine samples at pH 7.0 and protein denaturation inhibition.

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Bharathiar University (IN), University of Madras (IN), KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (IN)
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