Wayne State University

Guangzhao Mao

Stephanie Lee Brock

Dongzhong Chen

Yanhua Zhang

Ruomiao Wang

Indika U Arachchige

Malathy Shekhar

Harry Goshgarian

Materials and methods for generating nanowires are described. Krogmann salt potassium tetracyanoplatinate sesquihydrate (K(def)TCP) nanowires are synthesized as interconnects on metal lithographic patterns in which the K(def)TCP nanowires grow across the metal lines. The chemical sensing capability of the K(def)TCP chips is demonstrated by impedance measurements.

Electrochemical deposition of nanowires on nanoparticles, lithographical patterns and electronic devices and their use as chemical sensors

Pharmaceutical compositions, methods of treatment of proliferative diseases and commercial packages are provided according to aspects of the present invention which relate to a first therapeutic agent coupled to a nanoparticle, wherein the first therapeutic agent is SMI #8 or SMI #9 a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, ester, amide, stereoisomer, hydrate, or derivative of either thereof. According to particular aspects, the SMI #8 or SMI #9 is conjugated to gold nanoparticles.

Compositions and methods relating to RAD6 inhibition

A tripartite nanodevice comprising a targeting portion, a carrier portion, and at least one molecule to be delivered is provided. In particular, a gold nanoparticle linked to a targeting protein and capable of delivering a stimulant for the treatment of respiratory or disease is described. A method of making and a method of using a device of this nature are also described.

Transporter protein-coupled nanodevices for targeted drug delivery

A particle-rod nanostructure is disclosed. The nanostructure comprises an inorganic nanoparticle coated with a capping agent and an organic crystalline rod nucleated on the capped inorganic nanoparticle in a one-dimensional growth pattern.

Particle-rod nanostructures

A method of forming a particle-rod nanostructure is disclosed. The method comprises preparing a mixture comprising an inorganic nanoparticle and an organic molecule in a solvent. The method further comprises spin-coating the mixture to nucleate a crystal growth of the organic molecule on the inorganic nanoparticle deposited on a substrate, yielding the particle-rod nanostructure.

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