Titlebook: Cancer Nanotechnology; Methods and Protocol Stephen R. Grobmyer,Brij M. Moudgil Book 2010 Humana Press 2010 Gold nanorods, nanocages and na

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Nanoparticle Characterization for Cancer Nanotechnology and Other Biological Applications,ions within these environments will likely be comparatively diverse. For this reason, we recommend that an interactive and systematic approach to material characterization be taken when attempting to elucidate or measure biological interactions with nanoscale materials. We intend for this chapter to

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Multimodal Nanoparticulate Bioimaging Contrast Agents,eous for obtaining improved imagery from sought-after imaging modalities. Multimodal contrast agents offer improvements in patient care, and at the same time can reduce costs and enhance safety by limiting the number of contrast agent administrations required for imaging purposes. Herein, we describ

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,Nanoparticle–Aptamer Conjugates for Cancer Cell Targeting and Detection,oparticles (FNP). Specifically, the selected aptamers, which showed dissociation constants in the nanomolar range, have been coupled to MNPs in order to selectively collect and enrich cells from complex matrices, including blood samples. The additional coupling of the aptamer to FNPs offers an excel

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Agricultural Revolution? England, 1540–1850ation of nanotechnology for cancer imaging and therapy, and broadly consider implications for continued development in nanotechnology for the future of clinical cancer care. These considerations will place in perspective the methodological approaches in cancer nanotechnology and subject reviews outlined in this volume.

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What Is Cancer Nanotechnology?,ation of nanotechnology for cancer imaging and therapy, and broadly consider implications for continued development in nanotechnology for the future of clinical cancer care. These considerations will place in perspective the methodological approaches in cancer nanotechnology and subject reviews outlined in this volume.