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    Applications of Nanocomposite Materials in Drug Delivery

    By Inamuddin and Abdullah M. Asiri

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    Applications of Nanocomposite in Drug Delivery discusses and explores the applications of nanocomposites in the area of drug delivery. Starting with a scientific understanding of drug delivery fundamentals, the book explores the utility of nanocomposites in the area of controlled, transdermal, osteo-articular tuberculosis and stimulus sensitive drug delivery applications. The book intricately details and discusses a variety of methods for their preparation, while also highlighting specific applications of nanocomposites in targeted drug delivery.

    • Discusses nanocomposite and nanotechnology for drug delivery
    • Outlines the mechanisms involved in targeted drug delivery using nanocomposites
    • Includes synthesis methods for nanocomposites used in controlled drug delivery
    • Lists various applications of nanocomposites in drug delivery
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateJun 18, 2018
    ISBN9780128137581
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