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Denise Wingett

Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program

Boise State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Denise Wingett is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program at Boise State University.

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Denise Wingett

Boise State University

Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program

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nanotechnology materials science nanomaterials immunology nanotoxicology nanomedicine toxicology immune responses nanoparticle research zno nanoparticles pharmacology oncology nanoparticles nanobiotechnology cellular immune responses medicine cell signaling pharmaceutical nanotechnology therapeutic nanomaterials tumor targeting anti-cancer agents adaptive immune system cell death nanoscale science dyeing cancer biology metal toxicity zinc oxide nanoparticles drug delivery applications cyclic amp pharmaceutics sustainable chemistry material chemistry material research cancer care surgical oncology medicinal research cancer cells dispersion science toxins chemical sciences in vitro toxicology ecotoxicology electronic materials pharmaceutical technology selective separation prokaryotic system cancer treatment nanometrology nanoscale systems surface modification breast oncology cancer management cancer genomics nanoscale modeling inhalation toxicology experimental toxicology selective toxicity green nanotechnology nanocomposites surface reactivity innate immune system lymphatic system glucocorticoids tumor cells selective destruction eukaryotic systems preferential killing cytokine induction zno nanoparticle size immune cell cytotoxicity cell type electrostatic interactions nanoparticle-mediated toxicity surface structure cell-specific toxicity controlled release novel drug candidates asthma biological therapies allergy nano-drug delivery drug delivery therapeutic interventions inflammation

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Notable Federal Grants

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On-Demand Release of Encapsulated Zno Nanoparticles and Chemotherapeutics for Drug Delivery Applications. RSC Pharmaceutics (2024)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersRebecca HermannKatelyn WadaKongara M. ReddyRaquel J. Montenegro-BrownDaniel FologeaDenise G. Wingett

drug deliveryon-demand releasedrug delivery applicationsencapsulated zno nanoparticles

Defect Engineering of Zno Nanoparticles for Bioimaging Applications. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (2019)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersKatelyn WadaKongara M. ReddyRaquel J. BrownJonathan Moreno-RamirezAriel E. WeltnerChinnathambi KarthikDmitri A. TenneDaniel FologeaDenise G. Wingett

materials sciencematerials engineeringzno nanoparticlesdefect engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnology

Measuring Aptamer Affinity With Kinexa. (2019)

Mark SmithDaniel FologeaDenise Wingett

materials sciencemolecular biologyaffectaptamer affinity

Giant Lipid Membranes Supported by Glass Beads for Membrane-Protein Interaction Studies. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Andrew BogardMark SmithColleen CalzacortaJessika DagostinoNisha ShresthaDenise WingettDaniel Fologea

biophysicsbiomedical engineeringgiant lipid membranesmembrane-protein interaction studiesglass beadsstructural biologybiological engineering

Zno Nanoparticle Preparation Route Influences Surface Reactivity, Dissolution and Cytotoxicity. Environmental Science Nano (2018)

Catherine B. AndersJosh E. EixenbergerNevil A. FrancoRebecca J. HermannKatherine D. RaineyJordan J. ChessAlex PunnooseDenise G. Wingett

nanobiotechnologymaterials sciencenanotoxicologysurface reactivitynanoparticle researchenvironmental sciencenanoparticlesnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Rapid Dissolution of Zno Nanoparticles Induced by Biological Buffers Significantly Impacts Cytotoxicity. Chemical Research in Toxicology (2017)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersRebecca J. HermannRaquel J. BrownKongara M. ReddyAlex PunnooseDenise G. Wingett

materials sciencetoxinstoxicologynanoparticleschemical sciencesinhalation toxicologyin vitro toxicologyenvironmental toxicologychemical engineeringmetal toxicitybiological buffersnanotechnologypharmaceutical nanotechnologyrapid dissolutionexperimental toxicologynanotoxicologypharmacologynanoparticle researchzno nanoparticlesnanomaterialsecotoxicology

A Role of Zno Nanoparticle Electrostatic Properties in Cancer Cell Cytotoxicity. Nanotechnology Science and Applications (2016)

Denise WingettPanagiota LoukaCatherine AndersJianhui ZhangAlex Punnoose

nanobiotechnologymaterials sciencetechnologynanotoxicologynanomedicinetumor targetingelectronic materialscancer cell cytotoxicitynanoparticle researchoncologynanoparticlesnanomaterialscancer biologynanotechnologyhealth sciencestherapeutic nanomaterials

Serum Proteins Enhance Dispersion Stability and Influence the Cytotoxicity and Dosimetry of Zno Nanoparticles in Suspension and Adherent Cancer Cell Models. Nanoscale Research Letters (2015)

Catherine B. AndersJordan J. ChessDenise G. WingettAlex Punnoose

materials sciencenanotoxicologynanoscale modelingnanomedicinenanoscale sciencebiomedical engineeringdispersion stabilitynanoparticle researchzno nanoparticlesserum proteinsdispersion sciencenanomaterialsnanotechnologyneuroscience

Cytotoxicity of Zno Nanoparticles Can Be Tailored by Modifying Their Surface Structure: A Green Chemistry Approach for Safer Nanomaterials. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (2014)

Alex PunnooseKelsey DodgeJohn W. RasmussenJordan ChessDenise WingettCatherine Anders

materials sciencenanotoxicologysurface structuresustainable chemistrysurface modificationzno nanoparticlesgreen chemistrytoxicologynanomaterialsnanotechnology

Improving the Selective Cancer Killing Ability of Zno Nanoparticles Using Fe Doping. Nanotoxicology (2011)

Aaron ThurberDenise G. WingettJohn W. RasmussenJanet LayneLydia JohnsonDmitri A. TenneJianhui ZhangCharles B. HannaAlex Punnoose

materials sciencenanotoxicologytumor targetingnanomedicinepharmaceutical nanotechnologyselective cancerradiation oncologyzno nanoparticlesanti-cancer agentsfe dopingoncologytoxicologynanomaterialsselective toxicitynanotechnology

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Denise Wingett

Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program

Boise State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Denise Wingett is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program at Boise State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Denise Wingett

Boise State University

Professor Department of Biological Sciences Director Biomolecular Sciences PhD Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On-Demand Release of Encapsulated Zno Nanoparticles and Chemotherapeutics for Drug Delivery Applications. RSC Pharmaceutics (2024)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersRebecca HermannKatelyn WadaKongara M. ReddyRaquel J. Montenegro-BrownDaniel FologeaDenise G. Wingett

drug deliveryon-demand releasedrug delivery applicationsencapsulated zno nanoparticles

Defect Engineering of Zno Nanoparticles for Bioimaging Applications. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (2019)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersKatelyn WadaKongara M. ReddyRaquel J. BrownJonathan Moreno-RamirezAriel E. WeltnerChinnathambi KarthikDmitri A. TenneDaniel FologeaDenise G. Wingett

materials sciencematerials engineeringzno nanoparticlesdefect engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnology

Measuring Aptamer Affinity With Kinexa. (2019)

Mark SmithDaniel FologeaDenise Wingett

materials sciencemolecular biologyaffectaptamer affinity

Giant Lipid Membranes Supported by Glass Beads for Membrane-Protein Interaction Studies. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Andrew BogardMark SmithColleen CalzacortaJessika DagostinoNisha ShresthaDenise WingettDaniel Fologea

biophysicsbiomedical engineeringgiant lipid membranesmembrane-protein interaction studiesglass beadsstructural biologybiological engineering

Zno Nanoparticle Preparation Route Influences Surface Reactivity, Dissolution and Cytotoxicity. Environmental Science Nano (2018)

Catherine B. AndersJosh E. EixenbergerNevil A. FrancoRebecca J. HermannKatherine D. RaineyJordan J. ChessAlex PunnooseDenise G. Wingett

nanobiotechnologymaterials sciencenanotoxicologysurface reactivitynanoparticle researchenvironmental sciencenanoparticlesnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Rapid Dissolution of Zno Nanoparticles Induced by Biological Buffers Significantly Impacts Cytotoxicity. Chemical Research in Toxicology (2017)

Josh E. EixenbergerCatherine B. AndersRebecca J. HermannRaquel J. BrownKongara M. ReddyAlex PunnooseDenise G. Wingett

A Role of Zno Nanoparticle Electrostatic Properties in Cancer Cell Cytotoxicity. Nanotechnology Science and Applications (2016)

Denise WingettPanagiota LoukaCatherine AndersJianhui ZhangAlex Punnoose

Serum Proteins Enhance Dispersion Stability and Influence the Cytotoxicity and Dosimetry of Zno Nanoparticles in Suspension and Adherent Cancer Cell Models. Nanoscale Research Letters (2015)

Catherine B. AndersJordan J. ChessDenise G. WingettAlex Punnoose

Cytotoxicity of Zno Nanoparticles Can Be Tailored by Modifying Their Surface Structure: A Green Chemistry Approach for Safer Nanomaterials. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (2014)

Alex PunnooseKelsey DodgeJohn W. RasmussenJordan ChessDenise WingettCatherine Anders

materials sciencenanotoxicologysurface structuresustainable chemistrysurface modificationzno nanoparticlesgreen chemistrytoxicologynanomaterialsnanotechnology

Improving the Selective Cancer Killing Ability of Zno Nanoparticles Using Fe Doping. Nanotoxicology (2011)

Aaron ThurberDenise G. WingettJohn W. RasmussenJanet LayneLydia JohnsonDmitri A. TenneJianhui ZhangCharles B. HannaAlex Punnoose

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