Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review

Nowadays the application of nanotechnology in different biomedical fields such as drug delivery is increasing due to its unique advantages. With this in mind, it is widely believed that nanogels as the nanometer-sized networked polymeric particles have a considerable impact on drug delivery systems...

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Main Authors: Abbas Rahdar, Khalilollah Sayyadi, Jalil Sayyadi, Zahra Yaghobi
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Language:English
Published: Iranian Society of Nanomedicine 2019-02-01
Series:Nanomedicine Research Journal
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Online Access:http://www.nanomedicine-rj.com/article_34944_ad808bf46ce5cc28fb217e992a6f9490.pdf
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Khalilollah Sayyadi
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Zahra Yaghobi
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Zahra Yaghobi
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description Nowadays the application of nanotechnology in different biomedical fields such as drug delivery is increasing due to its unique advantages. With this in mind, it is widely believed that nanogels as the nanometer-sized networked polymeric particles have a considerable impact on drug delivery systems as biocompatible nanocarriers due to their unique characteristics such as high loading capacity, sustainability and so on. The nanogels have the three-dimensional constructions containing the hydrophilic or hydrophilic polymeric chains that they can physically or chemically absorb a large amount of water without their dissolving within water so that polymer structure is reversible as well as the capability of swelling. These nanomaterials are made using polymeric precursors and heterogeneous polymerization monomers, and recently some researchers have reported the networked nanogels based on optical processes. In this review, we will try to address methods to synthesize the nanogels as well as study their applications as drug delivery systems with examples of pharmaceutical systems.
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spelling doaj.art-fa9e604bd0544fb8a795cec9c6299a892022-12-22T01:27:42ZengIranian Society of NanomedicineNanomedicine Research Journal2476-34892476-71232019-02-01411910.22034/nmrj.2019.01.00134944Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini reviewAbbas Rahdar0Khalilollah Sayyadi1Jalil Sayyadi2Zahra Yaghobi3Department of Physics, University of Zabol, Zabol, IranYoung Researchers Society, Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Department of Chemistry, Kerman, IranYoung Researchers Society, Zabol university of medical sciences, Zabol, IranDepartment of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences, Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Kerman, IranNowadays the application of nanotechnology in different biomedical fields such as drug delivery is increasing due to its unique advantages. With this in mind, it is widely believed that nanogels as the nanometer-sized networked polymeric particles have a considerable impact on drug delivery systems as biocompatible nanocarriers due to their unique characteristics such as high loading capacity, sustainability and so on. The nanogels have the three-dimensional constructions containing the hydrophilic or hydrophilic polymeric chains that they can physically or chemically absorb a large amount of water without their dissolving within water so that polymer structure is reversible as well as the capability of swelling. These nanomaterials are made using polymeric precursors and heterogeneous polymerization monomers, and recently some researchers have reported the networked nanogels based on optical processes. In this review, we will try to address methods to synthesize the nanogels as well as study their applications as drug delivery systems with examples of pharmaceutical systems.http://www.nanomedicine-rj.com/article_34944_ad808bf46ce5cc28fb217e992a6f9490.pdfdrug delivery systemhydrophilicnanogelpolymeric precursor
spellingShingle Abbas Rahdar
Khalilollah Sayyadi
Jalil Sayyadi
Zahra Yaghobi
Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
Nanomedicine Research Journal
drug delivery system
hydrophilic
nanogel
polymeric precursor
title Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
title_full Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
title_fullStr Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
title_full_unstemmed Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
title_short Nano-gels: A versatile nano -carrier platform for drug delivery systems: A mini review
title_sort nano gels a versatile nano carrier platform for drug delivery systems a mini review
topic drug delivery system
hydrophilic
nanogel
polymeric precursor
url http://www.nanomedicine-rj.com/article_34944_ad808bf46ce5cc28fb217e992a6f9490.pdf
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