Phenylboronic acid-derived nanovectors for gene/drug delivery by targeting cell surface glycans

Muripiti, Venkanna; Ravula, Venkatesh; Batthula, Srinivas; Banothu, Janardhan; Gondru, Ramesh

doi:10.1039/d4pm00005f

RSC Pharm.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4pm00005f

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Phenylboronic acid-derived nanovectors for gene/drug delivery by targeting cell surface glycans

Venkanna Muripiti,

Venkatesh Ravula,

Srinivas Batthula

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Abstract: Gene mutations within cells can lead to cancer, a global health challenge affecting millions worldwide. In combating cancer, various treatments such as surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy have been employed. However,...

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Bio-Medical Applications of Carbon-Based Materials

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Torunoğlu,

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Carbon-based materials are indispensable in various scientific fields due to their unique chemical, mechanical, thermal, and biological properties. The ability of carbon atoms to form strong covalent bonds with other substances allows for widespread applications of materials such as graphene, diamond, amorphous carbon, and fullerenes in biomedicine as inert coating materials. Carbon nanostructures offer new possibilities in biomedical sciences, tissue engineering, automotive technology, and the fuel industry. Integration of nanotechnology with carbon materials enhances their inherent properties, resulting in materials with extraordinary characteristics such as lightweight, strength, durability, and superior thermal and electrical conductivity. This chapter provides a concise overview of recent academic research exploring the utilization of carbon materials in biomedical sciences, emphasizing the synergistic effects of nanotechnology on carbon properties and its implications for various industries

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Bio-Medical Applications of Carbon-Based Materials

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Torunoğlu,

Aydın

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Advances in Chemical and Materials Engineering

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Phenylboronic acid-derived nanovectors for gene/drug delivery by targeting cell surface glycans

Abstract: Gene mutations within cells can lead to cancer, a global health challenge affecting millions worldwide. In combating cancer, various treatments such as surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy have been employed. However,...

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