The CT delivery particles had 16.58% ± 0.17% CT loading efficiency.

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Outcome: CT-loading efficiencye0
Value: 16.58% ± 0.17%e0

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“showed high CT-loading efficiency (16.58% ± 0.17%)”
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Title

pH/chitinase dual stimuli‐responsive essential oil‐delivery system based on mesoporous silica nanoparticles for control of rice blast

Yi Ding; Jun Yuan; Shuai Wu; et al. Pest Management Science 2024. doi:10.1002/ps.8024

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Method / resource The CT delivery particles had an average size of 125.12 ± 0.12 nm.
Method / resource The CT delivery particles had 15.31% photodegradation after 48 h of UV irradiation.
Method / resource The delivery system improved UV stability of CT 3.34 fold.
Method / resource The CT delivery particles released CT faster in acidic pH and with chitinase.
Intervention effect The CT delivery particles adhered better on rice.
Intervention effect The CT delivery particles did not affect normal rice growth.
Intervention effect The CT delivery particles significantly upregulated chitinase gene expression in rice.
Intervention effect The CT delivery particles enhanced chitinase activity against M. oryzae.
Intervention effect The CT delivery particles enhanced antifungal activity against rice blast.

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