Nanotechnology for Drug Delivery and Pharmaceutical Sciences presents various drug-delivery techniques that utilize nanotechnology for the biomedical domain, highlighting both therapeutic and diagnostic applications. The book provides important facts and detailed studies on different promising nanocarriers like liposomes, exosomes and virus-based nanocarriers. Moreover, it explores these nanocarriers' utilization in the therapeutic applications of various diseases such as cancer, inflammation, neurodegenerative disorders like Huntington’s disease, Alzheimer's disease, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and inflammatory bowel disease. In addition, the book describes how nanotechnology has efficiently overtaken conventional dosage forms and provided comfort and ease to patients.
Relevant information regarding market trends, patents and social-economic factors are also provided, making this the perfect reference for doctors, researchers and scientists working in the fields of medicine, biochemistry, biotechnology, nanobiotechnology and the pharmaceutical sciences.
1. Chapter 1 Introduction to drug-delivery techniques based on nanotechnological approaches - p. 3 2. Chapter 2 Methods of fabricating various nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery - p. 29 3. Chapter 3 Biologically synthesized nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery applications - p. 43 4. Chapter 4 Nanomedicine and nanocarriers for cancer treatment - p. 71 5. Chapter 5 Role of nanocarriers for inflammation treatment - p. 111 6. Chapter 6 Nanodiagnostics and nanomedicines for neurodegenerative disorders - p. 131 7. Chapter 7 Potentialities of nanomedicine and nanocarriers for infectious disease treatment - p. 165 8. Chapter 8 Recent plant-based nanomedicine and nanocarrier for cancer treatment - p. 187 9. Chapter 9 Utility of nanomedicine and nanocarriers for noninfectious disease treatment - p. 207 10. Chapter 10 Passive and active targeted drug delivery strategies - p. 225 11. Chapter 11 Utility of various drug delivery systems and their advantages and disadvantages - p. 235 12. Chapter 12 Clinical applications and future clinical trials of the drug delivery system - p. 259 13. Chapter 13 Advantages of nanodrug targeting than conventional dosage system - p. 295 14. Chapter 14 Risk assessment of various nanomaterials: health safety perspective - p. 311 15. Chapter 15 Introduction to nanotechnological utility in the pharmaceutical industry - p. 337 16. Chapter 16 Recent development in the pharmaceutical industries - p. 357 17. Chapter 17 Strategies to synthesize, advantages, and disadvantages of pharmaceutical nanoparticles - p. 371 18. Chapter 18 Recent patents and market trends of nano-based pharmaceutical products - p. 387 19. Chapter 19 Perspectives, safety issues, and legal factors of nano-based materials utility in pharmaceutical applications - p. 403 20. Index - p. 423
Nanotechnology for Drug Delivery and Pharmaceutical Sciences presents various drug-delivery techniques that utilize nanotechnology for the biomedical domain, highlighting both therapeutic and diagnostic applications. The book provides important facts and detailed studies on different promising nanocarriers like liposomes, exosomes and virus-based nanocarriers. Moreover, it explores these nanocarriers' utilization in the therapeutic applications of various diseases such as cancer, inflammation, neurodegenerative disorders like Huntington’s disease, Alzheimer's disease, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and inflammatory bowel disease. In addition, the book describes how nanotechnology has efficiently overtaken conventional dosage forms and provided comfort and ease to patients.
Relevant information regarding market trends, patents and social-economic factors are also provided, making this the perfect reference for doctors, researchers and scientists working in the fields of medicine, biochemistry, biotechnology, nanobiotechnology and the pharmaceutical sciences.
1. Chapter 1 Introduction to drug-delivery techniques based on nanotechnological approaches - p. 3 2. Chapter 2 Methods of fabricating various nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery - p. 29 3. Chapter 3 Biologically synthesized nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery applications - p. 43 4. Chapter 4 Nanomedicine and nanocarriers for cancer treatment - p. 71 5. Chapter 5 Role of nanocarriers for inflammation treatment - p. 111 6. Chapter 6 Nanodiagnostics and nanomedicines for neurodegenerative disorders - p. 131 7. Chapter 7 Potentialities of nanomedicine and nanocarriers for infectious disease treatment - p. 165 8. Chapter 8 Recent plant-based nanomedicine and nanocarrier for cancer treatment - p. 187 9. Chapter 9 Utility of nanomedicine and nanocarriers for noninfectious disease treatment - p. 207 10. Chapter 10 Passive and active targeted drug delivery strategies - p. 225 11. Chapter 11 Utility of various drug delivery systems and their advantages and disadvantages - p. 235 12. Chapter 12 Clinical applications and future clinical trials of the drug delivery system - p. 259 13. Chapter 13 Advantages of nanodrug targeting than conventional dosage system - p. 295 14. Chapter 14 Risk assessment of various nanomaterials: health safety perspective - p. 311 15. Chapter 15 Introduction to nanotechnological utility in the pharmaceutical industry - p. 337 16. Chapter 16 Recent development in the pharmaceutical industries - p. 357 17. Chapter 17 Strategies to synthesize, advantages, and disadvantages of pharmaceutical nanoparticles - p. 371 18. Chapter 18 Recent patents and market trends of nano-based pharmaceutical products - p. 387 19. Chapter 19 Perspectives, safety issues, and legal factors of nano-based materials utility in pharmaceutical applications - p. 403 20. Index - p. 423
