Handbook of harnessing biomaterials in nanomedicine : preparation, toxicity, and applications / edited by Dan Peer.

<P>1. Biomaterial-based particulate drug carriers, Rimona Margalit<BR>2. Single -Chain Polymer, Iraida Loinaz<BR>3. Polyethelene Glycol Polyester, Laird Forrest<BR>4. Recent progress in Polymer, Ronit Satchi-Fainaro<BR>5. Polysaccharides as nanomaterials for Therapeutics, Dan Peer<BR>6. RNAi as new class of Nanomedicines, Derek M. Dykxhoorn<BR>7. Novel RNA interference (RNAi-based Nanomedicines, Priti Kumar<BR>8. Barcodes, Avi Schroder<BR>9. Detection and description of, Alan Packard<BR>10. Imaging, Paolo Decuzzi<BR>11. Image based high content analysis, Miguel Weil<BR>12. Albumin, Kenneth Howard<BR>13. Wrong Resemblance, Thomas Vorup-Jensen<BR>14. Complement activation, Janos Szebeni<BR>15. Doxil, Y. Barenholz</P>

Nanomedicine has emerged as a novel field in medicine integrating nano-scale technologies with materials sciences, chemistry and biology. The medical application of nanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize diagnosis and therapy and bring this new field from a notion into reality while impacting the lives of millions around the world. This second edition compiles and details the latest cutting-edge research in science and medicine from the interdisciplinary standpoint who are currently revolutionizing drug delivery techniques through the development of nanomedicines. Edited by Dan Peer, a prominent bio-nanotechnologiest, this book will attract anyone involved materials sciences, chemistry, biology and medicine that would like to design applications in the medical field of nanotechnology towards cancer therapy, inflammation, viral infection, imaging and toxicity.

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