Infections caused by bacteria are the primary cause of illness and death globally, and
antibiotics are the most commonly used medications to treat them. However, there are …

Low-molecular-mass gelators, due to their excellent biocompatibility, low toxicological
profile, innate biodegradability and ease of fabrication have garnered significant interest as …

Recent advances in nanotechnology are expected to assist scientists in solving many key
obstacles in biological complications. During the last decade, a great deal of research …

The emergence of multi-drug resistant strains spanning bacteria, fungi, viruses, and
parasites poses a severe threat to public health and the economy. Tackling antimicrobial …

A unique approach is imperative for the development of drugs aimed at inhibiting various
stages of infection, rather than solely focusing on bacterial viability. Among the array of …

The traditional delivery of metronidazole and theophylline presents challenges like bitter
taste, variable absorption, and side effects. However, gel‐based systems offer advantages …

This paper reports hybrid gels combining a low‐molecular‐weight gelator (LMWG) and a
photoinitiated crosslinked polymer gel (PG). The presence of the PG enhanced the stiffness …

Chemotherapy (CT) is widely used in clinical practice due to its simple and convenient
steps, but its characteristics of systemic administration also results in a lack of targeting and …

Silver nanoparticles are gaining significant attention due to their exceptional versatility
arising from their unique combination of size, surface properties, and inherent reactivity. This …

Multicomponent reactions have long been recognized as some of the most versatile tools in
organic chemistry, with extensive applications in biomedical science and the pharmaceutical …