Hydrogels based on polysaccharide and protein natural polymers are of great interest in
biomedical applications and more specifically for tissue regeneration and drug delivery …

Nanogels as a versatile vehicle for doxorubicin have attracted great attention during the last
decade. Since a nanogel composite device transport encapsulated drugs to the site of action …

Conductivity is a desirable property of an ideal nerve guide conduit (NGC) that is being
considered for peripheral nerve regeneration. Most of the conductive polymers reported in …

Recently electrically conducting polymeric bionanocomposites (ECPBs) have emerged as
materials for use in biomedical, food and agricultural engineering due to their inherently …

Chitin and chitosan are amino polysaccharides having massive structural propensities to
produce bioactive materials with innovative properties, functions and diverse applications …

Polymer nanogels (NGs) are water-swellable, cross-linked 3D network structures with size
typically range from 1 to 1000 nm. Especially, biocompatible and “smart” NGs engineered …

NGCs are considered as an alternative treatment method for treating peripheral nerve
injuries in place of nerve autografts. Biomimicry, conductivity, and biodegradability are the …

Targeted, disease-specific delivery of therapeutic nanoparticles shows wonderful promise
for transmitting highly cytotoxic anti-cancer agents. Using the reaction of non-small cell lung …

In the last few decades, chitosan-based nanostructured materials have attracted significant
attention and have been applied in different biomedical fields. Chitosan-based nanogels …

Nanogels are hydrogels having size in nanoregime, which is composed of cross‐linked
polymer networks. The advantages of nanogels include stimuli‐responsive nature, easy …