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Although nitric oxide (NO) is very toxic in low concentrations it plays a key role in the regulation of several biological systems of the human body. Solid carriers have potential biomedical interest in the delivery of exogenous NO for anti-bacterial, anti-thrombic and wound healing applications. In this research line, we prepare and modify nanoporous materials with the main goal of studying its potential in the field of storage and release of nitric oxide for therapeutic applications. This project (IF/00993/2012/CP0172/CT0013) is funded in part by FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. |
Keywords
Engineering
Start Date
CERENA Role
Coordinator/Local PI
Integrated Member
Associate Professor with Habilitation
CERENA Team
Proponent Institution
CERENA / IST, Portugal
Partners
Funding Programme
IF/00993/2012/CP0172/CT0013
Total Funding
50 000,00 €
CERENA Funding
35 800,35 €