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A landscape of nanomedicine innovations in India
Nanotechnology Reviews, 2018 Nanomedicine is one of the emerging technologies and a branch of nanotechnology finding applications in healthcare. Many countries, including India, are pursuing active research programs in nanomedicine to explore novel healthcare solutions to address ...
Bhatia Pooja, Vasaikar Suhas, Wali Anil
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Bioengineering & Translational Medicine, 2023 Biomaterials are implanted in millions of individuals worldwide each year. Both naturally derived and synthetic biomaterials induce a foreign body reaction that often culminates in fibrotic encapsulation and reduced functional lifespan. In ophthalmology,
Aditya Josyula +12 more
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Immunomodulatory Nanomedicine [PDF]
Macromolecular Bioscience, 2017 AbstractImmunity has a major impact on inflammatory diseases and cancer, and biologics targeting immune cells and their factors reach a quarter trillion of market volume by this year. Adaptive leukocytes have recently been engaged in cancer immunotherapy, whereas modulation of the innate immune cells, specifically macrophages, is expected as next ...
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The consolidation of nanomedicine [PDF]
WIREs Nanomedicine and Nanobiotechnology, 2019 AbstractOver the past two decades, nanomedicine has grown steadily, however, without inducing a palpable shift in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases so far. While this may simply be a consequence of the slow, incremental nature that characterizes many modern technologies, this article posits that there is another set of significant factors ...
Raphael Zingg, Marius Fischer
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Nature Communications, 2018 Transport through nanochannels is usually dominated by electrostatic interactions and depends on the charge of diffusing molecules. Here the authors show that for channel heights between 2 and 4 nanometers, transport is insensitive to molecule charge.
Giacomo Bruno +12 more
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The success of nanomedicine [PDF]
Nano Today, 2020 In recent years, the promise and prospects of nanomedicine have been controversially discussed. We here argue that nanomedicine has undeniably been successful, not only academically and preclinically, but also industrially and clinically. To ensure that we keep on making progress, we have to move away from over-focusing on nano and on materials ...
Lammers, Twan, Ferrari, Mauro
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Preparation techniques, functionalization, and cytotoxicity of magnetic nanoparticles: A review
Journal of Contemporary Pharmacy, 2022 In the relatively new but fast-evolving field of nanomedicine and nanotransport systems, different nanoscale molecules are used to deliver therapeutic agents to precisely targeted sites or potentially function as diagnostic tools.
Humaira Sultana +4 more
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Nanomedicine and immunotherapy [PDF]
Expert Review of Vaccines, 2010 . The fundament for this tech-nology was probably laid even earlier by Paul Ehrlich and other visionary scientists in the beginning of the 20th Century. In his hypothesis of the infamous ‘Zauberkugel’, or ‘magic bullet’, an idea said to be inspired by Carl Maria von Weber’s opera ‘Der Freischutz’, Ehrlich described a vector sys-tem able to specifically
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Drug Delivery, 2018 Epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) has emerged as a key process in the development of renal fibrosis. In fact, EMT-derived fibroblasts contribute to the progression of chronic renal disease.
Anna Sola +8 more
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The Nanomedicines Alliance: An Industry Perspective on Nanomedicines
Journal of Nanomedicine & Nanotechnology, 2014 The field of nanomedicines has expanded significantly in recent years in the breadth of compounds under development as well as in the types of technology that are being applied to generate nanomedicines. The pathway to licensure of new nanomedicines is sufficiently well defined by existing regulations and guidance.
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