• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 51, Issue 3, 0307301 (2024)
Lijuan Yang, Fan Dai, Shilong Shao, Dazhuang Xu**, and Gang Liu*
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  • Center for Molecular Imaging and Translational Medicine, School of Public Health, Xiamen University, Xiamen 361104, Fujian , China
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    Lijuan Yang, Fan Dai, Shilong Shao, Dazhuang Xu, Gang Liu. Recent Advancements in Biomedical Research on Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(3): 0307301 Copy Citation Text show less
    Application research of fluorescent carbon quantum dots in biomedical field
    Fig. 1. Application research of fluorescent carbon quantum dots in biomedical field
    Application of carbon dots in field of bioimaging. (a) Confocal fluorescence images of six carbon dots targeting different parts of A549 cells[17]; (b) carbon point synthesis roadmap and its imaging in vivo and in living cells in zebrafish[18]; (c) dual-mode imaging diagram of carbon dots used for fluorescence imaging and nuclear magnetic imaging of cerebellar glioma[20]; (d) carbon point is used for in vivo imaging of silkworm[21]
    Fig. 2. Application of carbon dots in field of bioimaging. (a) Confocal fluorescence images of six carbon dots targeting different parts of A549 cells[17]; (b) carbon point synthesis roadmap and its imaging in vivo and in living cells in zebrafish[18]; (c) dual-mode imaging diagram of carbon dots used for fluorescence imaging and nuclear magnetic imaging of cerebellar glioma[20]; (d) carbon point is used for in vivo imaging of silkworm[21]
    Application of carbon point in field of disease diagnosis. (a) Carbon point monitoring of environmental pH changes in zebrafish and living cells[25]; (b) map of glycolysis mechanism of carbon point sensing in vivo[26]; (c) preparation of carbon points and sensing mechanism of cytochrome C[31]; (d) prepared proportional fluorescent carbon points are used for fluorescence sensing and visual detection of ATP and creatine kinase (CK) [32]
    Fig. 3. Application of carbon point in field of disease diagnosis. (a) Carbon point monitoring of environmental pH changes in zebrafish and living cells[25]; (b) map of glycolysis mechanism of carbon point sensing in vivo[26]; (c) preparation of carbon points and sensing mechanism of cytochrome C[31]; (d) prepared proportional fluorescent carbon points are used for fluorescence sensing and visual detection of ATP and creatine kinase (CK) [32]
    Application of carbon point in direction of disease treatment. (a) Schematic of carbon dots penetrating blood-brain barrier and targeting mitochondria for tumor therapy[42]; (b) preparation process of carbon point and schematic of phototherapy and chemotherapy synergistic treatment of mouse tumor[43]; (c) synthesis of quaternary ammoniated carbon points and schematic of antibacterial mechanism[45]; (d) preparation of carbon points of levofloxacin and schematic of antibacterial therapy in mice[50]; (e) schematic of broccoli source carbon point clearing ROS for treatment of inflammation in cells and zebrafish[48]; (f) schematic of cardamine carbon points accelerate wound repair by removing ROS and anti-inflammatory [49]
    Fig. 4. Application of carbon point in direction of disease treatment. (a) Schematic of carbon dots penetrating blood-brain barrier and targeting mitochondria for tumor therapy[42]; (b) preparation process of carbon point and schematic of phototherapy and chemotherapy synergistic treatment of mouse tumor[43]; (c) synthesis of quaternary ammoniated carbon points and schematic of antibacterial mechanism[45]; (d) preparation of carbon points of levofloxacin and schematic of antibacterial therapy in mice[50]; (e) schematic of broccoli source carbon point clearing ROS for treatment of inflammation in cells and zebrafish[48]; (f) schematic of cardamine carbon points accelerate wound repair by removing ROS and anti-inflammatory [49]
    ObjectApplicationPropertyDetailYearRef.
    CDsBioimagingPolarity-sensitive and Golgi targetingGolgi imaging and real-time tracking2023[17]
    OR-CDsViscosity sensitive and lysosomal targetingLysosome imaging and viscosity change monitoring2023[18]
    Mn-doped CDsGreen synthesis and low cytotoxicityImaging of brain glioma by fluorescence and MRI2018[20]
    CDsBiocompatibility, high quantum yield, and fluorescence stabilityImaging of silkworm and producing fluorescent silk2022[21]
    N, S-CDsDisease diagnosispH and arginine sensitivity, biocompatibility, and low cytotoxicityPhysiological environment pH detection2023[25]
    N-CDsBeing specific for glycolytic metabolismCellular glycolysis imaging2021[26]
    N, F-CDsCytochrome C sensitivity, temperature sensitivity, and high quantum yieldRecovery of CytC from serum2021[31]
    BN-L-CDsDual wavelength emission, low toxicity, and sensitivity and specificity to creatine kinaseVisual detection of heart disease2023[32]
    MGA-CDsDisease treatmentBlood-brain barrier permeability and tumor mitochondrial targetingIntracranial tumor suppression2023[42]
    pH-CDs-FePeroxidase activity, photothermal effect, and chemodynamic therapeutic propertiesTumor cell therapy2018[43]
    QCDsBroad-spectrum antibacterial activity and inhibition of Gram-negative bacteriaPolar peritonitis caused by escherichia coli2023[45]
    LCDsLow drug resistance, antimicrobial activity, and biocompatibilityBacterial infection and animal infection with pneumonia2022[50]
    BWE-CDsGreen, low toxicity, and antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activityTreating inflammation in zebrafish2023[48]
    CDs-CLD-hFGF2Peroxidase activity and free radical scavenging activitySkin wound healing2023[49]
    Table 1. Summary of application of carbon points in biomedical field in recent years
    Lijuan Yang, Fan Dai, Shilong Shao, Dazhuang Xu, Gang Liu. Recent Advancements in Biomedical Research on Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(3): 0307301
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