After the drug discovery and development process, designing suitable formulations to safely deliver the optimum dose, while avoiding side effects, has been a constant challenge, especially when drugs are very toxic and have poor solubility and undesirable clearance profiles. With recent advances in synthetic technologies, nanoparticles can be custom-made from a variety of advanced materials to mimic the bioenvironment and can be equipped with various targeting and imaging moieties for site-specific delivery and real-time imaging. Drug Delivery Using Nanomaterials covers advancements in the field of nanoparticle-based drug-delivery systems, along with all the aspects needed for a successful and marketable nanoformulation.

FEATURES

Offers a general overview of the entire process involved in the synthesis and characterization of pharmaceutical nanoparticles
Covers a broad range of synthetic materials for developing nanoformulations customized for specific disease states, target organs, and drugs
Every chapter sequentially builds, providing a progressive pathway from classical nanoparticles to the more advanced to be used as a full drug product by consumers
Provides information in a bottom-up manner in that definitions and explanations of relevant background information serve as a framework for understanding advanced concepts

This user-friendly reference is aimed at materials engineers, chemical engineers, biomedical engineers, pharmaceutical scientists, chemists, and others working on advanced drug delivery, from academia as well as industry.

Drug Delivery Using Nanomaterials - inbunden, Engelska, 2022