Optical properties of liposomal systems in combination with carbon nanoparticles

Liposomes have become one of the most studied and widely applied alternatives for diagnosis and treatment in recent years. The quest to integrate nanomaterials with liposomes has led to the development of new nanosystems that can serve as bioimaging agents. The study of their characteristics is crucial for understanding their behavior and envisioning future applications in nanomedicine. It is in this context that carbon nanoparticles, due to their features such as high biocompatibility, organic precursors for synthesis, and low reported toxicity (among other qualities), become prospects for the study of their behavior within a liposomal environment, with the aim of delving into aspects such as stability, dispersion, interactions, size, morphology, and optical properties.