Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery
Nanomedicine represents one of the most investigated areas in the last two decades in the field of pharmaceutics. Several nanovectors have been developed and a growing number of products have been approved. It is well known that many biomaterials are able to self-organize under controlled conditions...
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| author | Matricardi, Pietro De Rosa, Giuseppe |
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| description | Nanomedicine represents one of the most investigated areas in the last two decades in the field of pharmaceutics. Several nanovectors have been developed and a growing number of products have been approved. It is well known that many biomaterials are able to self-organize under controlled conditions giving rise nanostructures. Polymers, lipids, inorganic materials, peptides and proteins, and surfactants are examples of such biomaterials and the self-assembling property can be exploited to design nanovectors that are useful for drug delivery. The self-organization of nanostructures is an attractive approach to preparing nanovectors, avoiding complex and high-energy-consuming preparation methods, and, in some cases, facilitating drug loading procedures. Moreover, preparations based on these biocompatible and pharmaceutical grade biomaterials allow an easy transfer from the lab to the industrial scale. This book reports ten different works, and a review, aiming to cover multiple strategies and pharmaceutical applications in the field of self-organizing nanovectors for drug delivery. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-591862024-03-30T23:22:08Z Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery Matricardi, Pietro De Rosa, Giuseppe R5-920 RM1-950 chitosan encapsulation gold nanoparticles pH/redox-responsive bolaform amphiphilic lipids irradiation cycles drug delivery caries prevention bolalipids nanocage natural extracts astaxanthin eukaryotic vaults nanoparticles amphiphilic random copolymers zoledronic acid triggered release nanohydrogels doxorubicin vapor nanobubbles curcumin gold reduction diffusion barrier liposomes hyaluronan laser treatment nanoparticle mixed polymeric micelles protein self-assembly squalene antimicrobial photodynamic therapy self-assembly hydrogel C-peptide polyelectrolyte complexes siRNA delivery drug delivery system biofilms pulmonary surfactant multidrug resistance drug delivery systems nano-assemblies photo-thermal therapy anticancer polypeptides graphene quantum dots nanovesicles aerogel resveratrol intracellular therapy Oral antimicrobials syringeable implant trehalose betulinic acid in situ gelling systems autophagy induction chorioallantoic membrane model controlled release diabetes oxidative stress localized heating effect thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing Nanomedicine represents one of the most investigated areas in the last two decades in the field of pharmaceutics. Several nanovectors have been developed and a growing number of products have been approved. It is well known that many biomaterials are able to self-organize under controlled conditions giving rise nanostructures. Polymers, lipids, inorganic materials, peptides and proteins, and surfactants are examples of such biomaterials and the self-assembling property can be exploited to design nanovectors that are useful for drug delivery. The self-organization of nanostructures is an attractive approach to preparing nanovectors, avoiding complex and high-energy-consuming preparation methods, and, in some cases, facilitating drug loading procedures. Moreover, preparations based on these biocompatible and pharmaceutical grade biomaterials allow an easy transfer from the lab to the industrial scale. This book reports ten different works, and a review, aiming to cover multiple strategies and pharmaceutical applications in the field of self-organizing nanovectors for drug delivery. 2021-02-12T03:19:12Z 2021-02-12T03:19:12Z 2020-06-09 16:38:57 2020 book 46026 9783039284290 9783039284283 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/59186 eng application/octet-stream Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/2219 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-03928-429-0 10.3390/books978-3-03928-429-0 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783039284290 9783039284283 186 open access |
| spellingShingle | R5-920 RM1-950 chitosan encapsulation gold nanoparticles pH/redox-responsive bolaform amphiphilic lipids irradiation cycles drug delivery caries prevention bolalipids nanocage natural extracts astaxanthin eukaryotic vaults nanoparticles amphiphilic random copolymers zoledronic acid triggered release nanohydrogels doxorubicin vapor nanobubbles curcumin gold reduction diffusion barrier liposomes hyaluronan laser treatment nanoparticle mixed polymeric micelles protein self-assembly squalene antimicrobial photodynamic therapy self-assembly hydrogel C-peptide polyelectrolyte complexes siRNA delivery drug delivery system biofilms pulmonary surfactant multidrug resistance drug delivery systems nano-assemblies photo-thermal therapy anticancer polypeptides graphene quantum dots nanovesicles aerogel resveratrol intracellular therapy Oral antimicrobials syringeable implant trehalose betulinic acid in situ gelling systems autophagy induction chorioallantoic membrane model controlled release diabetes oxidative stress localized heating effect thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing Matricardi, Pietro De Rosa, Giuseppe Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery |
| title | Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery |
| title_full | Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery |
| title_fullStr | Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery |
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| title_short | Self-Organizing Nanovectors for Drug Delivery |
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| topic | R5-920 RM1-950 chitosan encapsulation gold nanoparticles pH/redox-responsive bolaform amphiphilic lipids irradiation cycles drug delivery caries prevention bolalipids nanocage natural extracts astaxanthin eukaryotic vaults nanoparticles amphiphilic random copolymers zoledronic acid triggered release nanohydrogels doxorubicin vapor nanobubbles curcumin gold reduction diffusion barrier liposomes hyaluronan laser treatment nanoparticle mixed polymeric micelles protein self-assembly squalene antimicrobial photodynamic therapy self-assembly hydrogel C-peptide polyelectrolyte complexes siRNA delivery drug delivery system biofilms pulmonary surfactant multidrug resistance drug delivery systems nano-assemblies photo-thermal therapy anticancer polypeptides graphene quantum dots nanovesicles aerogel resveratrol intracellular therapy Oral antimicrobials syringeable implant trehalose betulinic acid in situ gelling systems autophagy induction chorioallantoic membrane model controlled release diabetes oxidative stress localized heating effect thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing |
| topic_facet | R5-920 RM1-950 chitosan encapsulation gold nanoparticles pH/redox-responsive bolaform amphiphilic lipids irradiation cycles drug delivery caries prevention bolalipids nanocage natural extracts astaxanthin eukaryotic vaults nanoparticles amphiphilic random copolymers zoledronic acid triggered release nanohydrogels doxorubicin vapor nanobubbles curcumin gold reduction diffusion barrier liposomes hyaluronan laser treatment nanoparticle mixed polymeric micelles protein self-assembly squalene antimicrobial photodynamic therapy self-assembly hydrogel C-peptide polyelectrolyte complexes siRNA delivery drug delivery system biofilms pulmonary surfactant multidrug resistance drug delivery systems nano-assemblies photo-thermal therapy anticancer polypeptides graphene quantum dots nanovesicles aerogel resveratrol intracellular therapy Oral antimicrobials syringeable implant trehalose betulinic acid in situ gelling systems autophagy induction chorioallantoic membrane model controlled release diabetes oxidative stress localized heating effect thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing |
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