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Biomedical Theragnostics Nanoplatforms

Biomedical Theragnostics Nanoplatforms

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This book aims to provide a thorough resource in biomedical theragnostics nanoplatforms with coverage from the basics of nanotechnology to the nuances of designing and manufacturing nanoplatforms to their many uses in biomedicine. It covers specific applications of these nanosystems in areas including personalized medicine, real-time disease monitoring, and tailored drug delivery, including the pertinent regulatory and ethical concerns. It is a guide to the intriguing junction of nanotechnology and medicine, providing insights, case examples, and a forward-looking viewpoint.

Features:

  • Covers different types of nanoparticles used in theragnostics.
  • Discusses polymer and nanoparticle conjugates extensively.
  • Explores ethical and regulatory concerns related to nanotechnology.
  • Includes recent technologies in theragnostics and their market, aiming at academicians and industry personnel.
  • Explores real-world case studies and practical ideas.

This book is aimed at researchers and graduate students in bioengineering, nanotechnology, and biomedicine.

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Pub dateMar 9, 2026
ISBN-101032795751
ISBN-139781032795751
LanguageEnglish
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