AI Article Synopsis

  • COVID-19 emerged from Wuhan, China, becoming a global pandemic that caused widespread loss of life and disruption, especially in the absence of vaccines initially.
  • Most vaccines developed target the virus's spike protein using mRNA and nanoparticles, showcasing the role of nanotechnology in combatting the disease.
  • The article advocates for a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach, integrating material science, biology, and engineering, to enhance detection and treatment options for COVID-19 through nanotechnology.

Article Abstract

The pandemic coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) becomes one of the most dreadful disease in the history of mankind in the entire world. The covid-19 outbreak started from Wuhan city of China and then rapidly transmitted throughout the world causing mass destruction and seldom. This sporadical disease has taken many lives due to sudden outbreak and no particular vaccines were available at the early wave. All the vaccines developed are mostly targeted to spike protein of the virus which involves the encapsulation of mRNA and nanoparticles. Nanotechnology intervention in fighting against the covid-19 is one way to tackle the disease from different angles including nano coating mask, nano diagnostic kits, nano sanitizer, and nano medicine. This article highlights the intervention of nanotechnology and its possible treatment against the covid-19. It is high time to come together all the units of material science and biological science to fight against the dreadful COVID-19. As an alternative strategy, a multidisciplinary research effort, consisting of classical epidemiology and clinical methodologies, drugs and nanotechnology, engineering science and biological apprehension, can be adopted for developing improved drugs exhibiting antiviral activities. The employment of nanotechnology and its allied fields can be explored to detect, treat, and prevent the covid-19 disease.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8117484PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.sintl.2021.100099DOI Listing

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