Intranasal Delivery of Nanotherapeutics/ Nanobiotherapeutics for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease: A Proficient Approach.

Therapeutics and biotherapeutics-based fabrication of nanoparticles has fascinated scientists since the past two decades and exciting challenges have been surmounted. Particular interest has been paid to the exploitation of functionalized nanocarriers in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease (AD) using nasal route. Development of various material-based nanocarriers is a common approach to obtain advanced drug delivery systems possessing the ability to follow intranasal (IN) route for brain targeting, which would ultimately ameliorate the effect of AD.

Polymeric Immunonanoparticles Mediated Cancer Therapy: Versatile Nanocarriers for Cell-Specific Cargo Delivery.

The major drawback with conventional therapeutic approaches for cancer therapy is decreased efficacy and redundant therapy associated toxicity and side effects causing increased patient discomfort. With the aim of minimizing these limitations, a vast amount of attention has been given to targeted nanocarrier-based drug delivery systems that possess a several-fold advantage over conventional therapy. Increased research in targeted nanoparticulate systems has led to the development of immunonanoparticles with enhanced efficacy and targeting efficiency along with decreased drug-resistant cancer- and dose-related toxicity.

Box-Behnken study design for optimization of bicalutamide-loaded nanostructured lipid carrier: stability assessment.

Bicalutamide (BCM) is an anti-androgen drug used to treat prostate cancer. In this study, nanostructured lipid carriers (NLCs) were chosen as a carrier for delivery of BCM using Box-Behnken (BB) design for optimizing various quality attributes such as particle size and entrapment efficiency which is very critical for efficient drug delivery and high therapeutic efficacy. Stability of formulated NLCs was assessed with respect to storage stability, pH stability, hemolysis, protein stability, serum protein stability and accelerated stability.