Ajwa-Dates (Phoenix dactylifera)-Mediated Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles and Their Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Biofilm, and Cytotoxic Potential

Green nanotechnology is the evolution of cost-effective and environmentally friendly processes for production metal-based nanoparticles due to medicinal importance economic value. The aim present study was biosynthesize characterize silver (AgNPs) using seed extract Ajwa dates (Aw). anti-bacteriostatic activity biosynthesized Aw–AgNPs against Gram-positive Gram-negative bacterial strains evaluated. anti-biofilm examined by tissue culture plate method. Lastly, anti-cancer potential investigated human breast cancer cell line HCC712. UV–visible absorption spectra exhibited plasmon resonance peak at 430 nm, with solution undergoing rapid color changes that verified existence in solution. TEM SEM images illustrated were spherical between 15 80 nm diameter. reduction stabilization functional groups biomolecules seeds, as identified FTIR. significant anti-bacterial all tested strains. Moreover, efficiently hampered biofilm formation cytotoxicity various concentrations. Overall, these findings suggest may be used a therapeutic formulation infections cancer.