Table 1 Emerging biomedical applications of laser GNS heating.
From: Aggregation affects optical properties and photothermal heating of gold nanospheres
Application | Gold nanoparticle | Laser |
|---|---|---|
30–100 nm GNS | CW, 532 nm | |
Cryopreserved biomaterial | 1064 nm resonance GNR | ms pulsed, 1064 nm |
2–5 nm GNS | 250 or 514 nm | |
25 nm GNR | 656 or 808 nm | |
44–60 nm nanostars | 803 or 850 nm | |
Tissue stimulation54 | Cardiac, 200 nm GNS | ps pulsed, 532 nm |
Neuron, 750–810 nm GNR | CW, 780 nm and pulsed 800 nm | |
Skin, 8–10 nm GNS | CW, 532 nm | |
10–15, 40 nm GNS | CW, 665 nm and ns pulsed and 420–570 nm | |
785 nm resonance GNR | CW, 785 nm | |
Selective virus inactivation58 | 805 nm resonance GNR | fs pulsed, 805 nm |
Selective protein inactivation59 | 15, 30 nm GNS | ns pulsed, 532 nm |