Depends on lipid layer and type of nanoparticles;ex;silica (metal oxide nanoparticle) is able to enter cuticular lipid walls
Anish Hiresha Verma In general people do 24 h incubation with NPs but I guess it takes less time to get into cells, however if you use anything conjugated with NPs like PEI or peptides which has higher uptake that can speed up the process. But for standard protocol use 24 h incubation for better result. Thanks.
Can someone please suggest me some literature where I can get an idea ?
Inhaled nanoparticles can be detected in the blood and urine within 15 min to 24 h after exposure.
Perhaps is depends on the type of cell and its activity, also the nature and size of nanoparticles, not all 'nanos' are built egal; as a teacher in mathematics said his students: 'Tomorrow, bring here a double decimeter that is not very big'
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Depends on lipid layer kind of different surface ligand and type of nanoparticles surface if it is carried with target elements it can
take for cellular uptake faster
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