Titlebook: Cancer Nanotechnology; Methods and Protocol Reema Zeineldin Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2017 Biotechnology.Cancer bi

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Christian May,Matthias Ebenau,Ian Bruffique properties of nanoparticles, such as their small size, large surface-to-volume ratios, and the ability to achieve multivalency of targeting ligands on their surface, provide superior advantages for nanoparticle-based drug delivery to a variety of cancers. This review highlights various key conc

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Hans M. Amman,David A. Kendricknt function of the delivery of a variety of drugs, liposomes offer a platform for the co-delivery of a range of therapeutic and diagnostic agents with different physicochemical properties. They are also amenable to the addition of various targeting moieties such as proteins, sugars, and antibodies f

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R. G. Thompson,Robert M. Thrallrticles (NIMs), for pulmonary drug delivery. Currently, chemotherapeutics and antibiotics are delivered systemically and result in whole body side-effects. NIMs are formulated with superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles, termed SPIONs, making these particles targetable to specific lung regions u

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Anna Nagurney,Sten Thore,Jie Pannanoshells were regarded as traditionally strong near infrared absorbers that have been widely used to generate photothermal effect for cancer therapy. However, the nanoshell is not photo-thermal stable and thus is not suitable for repeated irradiation. Here, we describe a novel discrete gold nanost

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