Anti-angiogenic vanadium pentoxide nanoparticles for the treatment of melanoma and their <i>in vivo</i> toxicity study

Sourav Das(University of Hyderabad), Arpita Roy(University of Hyderabad), Ayan Kumar Barui(University of Hyderabad), Muntadher Mazin Abdulkareem Alabbasi(University of Hyderabad), Madhusudana Kuncha(University of Hyderabad), Ramakrishna Sistla(University of Hyderabad), B. Sreedhar(Indian Institute of Chemical Technology), Chitta Ranjan Patra(University of Hyderabad)
Nanoscale
January 1, 2020
10.1039/d0nr00631a
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Abstract

NPs could intrinsically provide a new direction for alternative therapeutic treatment strategies for melanoma and other cancers by employing their anti-angiogenic properties in the future.

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