• African health sciences · Jun 2020

    Bio fabrication of gold nanoparticles and their combination with chemotherapy and ultrasound for effective treatment of tumors.

    • Mingmei Li.
    • Department of Ultrasound Medicine, Xintai People's Hospital.
    • Afr Health Sci. 2020 Jun 1; 20 (2): 815821815-821.

    Background And ObjectiveChemotherapy is one of the important medical option for the cancer therapy, but still new combination of therapeutic treatment methods are needed to achieve efficient anti tumor activity. In this work, Pueraria lobata leaf extract was utilized as a bio reductant for the fabrication of the Gold nanoparticles (Au-NPs) by an ecological approach without using any harmful chemical. This work also evaluates whether the combined effect of chemotherapy along with Au-NPs and Ultrasound (US) is effective over the tumors or not.Materials And MethodsAbout 10 mL of plant extract was added to 1mM of HAuCl4 solution (20.0 mL) and pH was maintained at 12 and allowed for stirring for half an hour. The change in solution color from yellow to purple signified the Au-NPs formation.ResultsXRD results and TEM images confirmed the formation of crystalline Au-NPs with sizes ranging from 23-30 nm. Further, biological studies revealed that the combination of Au-NPs and US along with chemotherapy improved the impact of anti-cancer drug.ConclusionIn conclusion, Pueraria lobata leaf extract mediated synthesis of Au-NPs by an eco-friendly approach was reported in this work. The plant biomolecules of the extract were involved in the reduction and capping of the Au-NPs formed. The major conclusion is that addition of Au-NPs with chemotherapy and ultrasound has shown more effective anti-tumor activity.© 2020 Li M.

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