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Nanoparticulates as Drug Carriers
The book has 29 chapters. Chapter 1 is introduction nanocarries for drug delivery: needs and requirements. Chapter 2 is nanoparticle flow: implications for drug delivery. Chapter 3 is polymeric nanoparticles as drug carries and controlled release implant devices. Chapter 4 is genetic vaccines: a role for liposomes. Chapter 5 is polymer micelles as drug carries. Chapter 6 is vesicles prepares from synthetic amphiphiles-polymeric vesicles and niosomes. Chapter 7 is recent advances in microemulsions as drug delivery vehicles. Chapter 8 is lipoproteins as pharmaceutical carriers. Chapter 9 is solid lipid nanoparticles as drug carriers. Chapter 10 is lipidic core nanocapsules as new drug delivery systems. Chapter 11 is lipid-coated submicron-sized particles as drug carriers. Chapter 12 is nanocapsules: preparation, characterization and therapeutic applications. Chapter 13 is dendrimers as nanoparticulate drug carriers. Chapter 14 is drug nanocrystals/nanosuspensions for the delivery of poorly soluble drugs. Chapter 15 is cells and cell ghosts as drug carriers. Chapter 16 is cochleates as nanoparticular drug carriers. Chpater 17 is aerosols as drug carriers. Chapter 18 is magnetic nanoparticles as drug carriers. Chapter 19 is dqasomes as mitochondria-specific drug and DNA carriers. Chapter 20 is liposomal drug carriers in cancer therapy. Chapter 21 is nanoparticulate drug delivery to the reticuloendothelial system and to associated disorders. Chapter 22 is delivery of nanoparticles to the cardiovascular system. Chapter 23 is nanocarriers for the vascular delivery of drugs to the lungs. Chapter 24 is nanoparticulate carriers for drug delivery to the brain. Chapter 25 is nanoparticles for targeting lymphatics. Chapter 26 is polymeric nanoparticles for delivery in the gastro-intestinal tract. Chapter 27 is nanoparticular carriers for ocular drug delivery. Chapter 28 is nanoparticels and microparticles as vaccine adjuvants. Chapter 29 is pharmaceutical nanocarriers in treatment and imaging of infection.
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