ArticleJournal, genetic engineering & biotechnology2025
Green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using Padina commersonii: Characterization, hypoglycemic effects, and antimicrobial potential against human pathogenic bacteria.
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backgroundNanotechnology is a dynamic field comprising chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering, with a high proficiency in disease treatment delivery methods. Metallic precursors (e.g.,AgNO
methodsSilver NPs (AgNPs) were synthesized using 80% methanol extract of P. commersonii upon removal of pigments and polysaccharides. Methanol (80%) was selected for higher polyphenol yield (∼30% w/w) compared to aqueous extracts (∼12% w/w), critical for efficient Ag
resultsThe AgNPs were confirmed by the colour change from yellow to brown. Further, the UV and Raman spectrophotometry peaks, respectively, at 424 nm and 335 cm
conclusionsThe AgNPs displayed potent antidiabetic and antimicrobial efficacy, suggesting their potential as viable alternatives to conventional antibiotic and antidiabetic drugs.
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