Antimicrobial activity of silver nanoparticles synthesized from Ficus benghalensis against human pathogens

Nanoparticles put forward an essentially useful platform, demonstrating unique properties with potentially wide-ranging application. such as chemicals, textile industry, medical diagnostic(future nanobots), drug and gene delivery, electronics diagnosis, artificial implants, tissue engineering[1], computing, biochemicals sensors[2], medical imaging and so on. [...]it is well known that Ag ions and Ag-based compounds are highly toxic to microbes, showing strong biocidal effects. Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FESEM): The FE-SEM image of AgNPs synthesized by green synthesis process by using Ficus benghalensis extract and 1mm AgNO3 concentration was shown, silver nanoparticles were subjected to FE-SEM in the room temperature synthesized samples, of diameter of nanoparticles lies between 50-60nm. [...]interaction between gram positive and silver nanoparticle was stronger than gram negative [7,8].