Ultra-small pyomelanin nanogranules abiotically derived from bacteria-secreted homogentisic acid show potential applications in inflammation and cancer
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DOI: 10.1007/s12668-019-00689-x
Abstract: Melanins are a ubiquitous group of pigments widely acclaimed as potent free-radical scavengers. The present study proposed to harness this property of melanins for anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer applications. Pyomelanin, a potent form of melanin analogous… read more here.
Keywords: small pyomelanin; pyomelanin nanogranules; cancer; acid ... See more keywords