Polymer-based nanocarriers are created from natural or synthetic polymers that are modified
to form submicroscopic particles. The polymer matrix can be customized to provide specific …

Scientists are focusing immense attention on polymeric nanocarriers as a prominent delivery
vehicle for several biomedical applications including diagnosis of diseases, delivery of …

Polymeric nanocarriers have an increasingly growing potential for clinical applications. The
current and future expectation from a polymeric nanocarrier is to exhibit both diagnostic and …

Carriers are equally important as drugs. They can substantially improve bioavailability of
cargos and safeguard healthy cells from toxic effects of certain therapeutics. Recently …

Polymers are macromolecules composed of many repeated subunits of different nature,
leading to a broad range of compositions and properties. Both synthetic and natural …

Today's medicine mainly relies on conventional means of therapeutics delivery to the human
body, such as tablets, capsules, syrups, and injectable drugs. Utilizing such techniques are …

The high-tech advancements in polymer science offer notable potentialities which led to
their exploration as a novel carrier in drug delivery systems (DDS). This chapter aimed to …

New opportunities to prevent and to treat diseases are by emerging the understanding of
disease pathways. The intrinsic limitations of therapeutic biomacromolecules, such as …

Biopolymer–lipid nanocarriers as hybrids are upcoming and have been most assuring
frontiers in both pharmaceutical and biomedical research areas. In last decade, great focus …

Over the past few decades, there has been unprecedented progress in the design of
versatile biopolymer-based nanoplatforms for pharmaceutical and biomedical applications …