ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
The
"Voices"
under
this
Perspective
underline
the
importance
of
interdisciplinary
collaboration
and
partnerships
across
several
disciplines,
such
as
medical
science
technology,
medicine,
bioengineering,
computational
approaches,
in
bridging
gap
between
research,
manufacturing,
clinical
applications.
Effective
communication
is
key
to
team
gaps,
enhancing
trust,
resolving
conflicts,
thereby
fostering
teamwork
individual
growth
toward
shared
goals.
Drawing
from
success
COVID-19
vaccine
development,
we
advocate
application
similar
collaborative
models
other
complex
health
areas
nanomedicine
biomedical
engineering.
role
digital
technology
big
data
healthcare
innovation
highlighted
along
with
necessity
for
specialized
education
practices.
This
approach
decisive
advancing
solutions,
leading
improved
treatment
patient
outcomes.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(3)
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Plastics
are
now
omnipresent
in
our
daily
lives.
The
existence
of
microplastics
(1
µm
to
5
mm
length)
and
possibly
even
nanoplastics
(<1
μm)
has
recently
raised
health
concerns.
In
particular,
believed
be
more
toxic
since
their
smaller
size
renders
them
much
amenable,
compared
microplastics,
enter
the
human
body.
However,
detecting
imposes
tremendous
analytical
challenges
on
both
nano-level
sensitivity
plastic-identifying
specificity,
leading
a
knowledge
gap
this
mysterious
nanoworld
surrounding
us.
To
address
these
challenges,
we
developed
hyperspectral
stimulated
Raman
scattering
(SRS)
imaging
platform
with
an
automated
plastic
identification
algorithm
that
allows
micro-nano
analysis
at
single-particle
level
high
chemical
specificity
throughput.
We
first
validated
enhancement
narrow
band
SRS
enable
high-speed
single
nanoplastic
detection
below
100
nm.
then
devised
data-driven
spectral
matching
imposed
by
sensitive
narrow-band
achieve
robust
determination
common
polymers.
With
established
technique,
studied
plastics
from
bottled
water
as
model
system.
successfully
detected
identified
major
types.
Micro-nano
concentrations
were
estimated
about
2.4
±
1.3
×
10
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 7064 - 7092
Published: April 7, 2023
This
review
discusses
topics
relevant
to
the
development
of
antimicrobial
nanocoatings
and
nanoscale
surface
modifications
for
medical
dental
applications.
Nanomaterials
have
unique
properties
compared
their
micro-
macro-scale
counterparts
can
be
used
reduce
or
inhibit
bacterial
growth,
colonization
biofilm
development.
Generally,
exert
effects
through
biochemical
reactions,
production
reactive
oxygen
species
ionic
release,
while
modified
nanotopographies
create
a
physically
hostile
bacteria,
killing
cells
via
biomechanical
damage.
Nanocoatings
may
consist
metal
nanoparticles
including
silver,
copper,
gold,
zinc,
titanium,
aluminum,
nonmetallic
compounds
in
carbon-based
form
graphene
carbon
nanotubes,
composed
silica
chitosan.
Surface
nanotopography
by
inclusion
nanoprotrusions
black
silicon.
Two
more
nanomaterials
combined
nanocomposites
with
distinct
chemical
physical
characteristics,
allowing
combination
different
such
as
activity,
biocompatibility,
strength,
durability.
Despite
wide
range
applications
engineering,
questions
been
raised
regarding
potential
toxicity
hazards.
Current
legal
frameworks
do
not
effectively
regulate
matters
safety,
open
remaining
about
risk
analysis
occupational
exposure
limits
considering
coating-based
approaches.
Bacterial
resistance
is
also
concern,
especially
where
it
affect
wider
resistance.
excellent
future
use,
but
safe
antimicrobials
requires
careful
consideration
"One
Health"
agenda,
appropriate
legislation,
assessment.
Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Cancer
remains
a
significant
risk
to
human
health.
Nanomedicine
is
new
multidisciplinary
field
that
garnering
lot
of
interest
and
investigation.
shows
great
potential
for
cancer
diagnosis
treatment.
Specifically
engineered
nanoparticles
can
be
employed
as
contrast
agents
in
diagnostics
enable
high
sensitivity
high-resolution
tumor
detection
by
imaging
examinations.
Novel
approaches
labeling
are
also
made
possible
the
use
nanoprobes
nanobiosensors.
The
achievement
targeted
medication
delivery
therapy
accomplished
through
rational
design
manufacture
nanodrug
carriers.
Nanoparticles
have
capability
effectively
transport
medications
or
gene
fragments
tissues
via
passive
active
targeting
processes,
thus
enhancing
treatment
outcomes
while
minimizing
harm
healthy
tissues.
Simultaneously,
context
radiation
sensitization
photothermal
enhance
therapeutic
efficacy
malignant
tumors.
This
review
presents
literature
overview
summary
how
nanotechnology
used
According
oncological
diseases
originating
from
different
systems
body
combining
pathophysiological
features
cancers
at
sites,
we
most
recent
developments
applications.
Finally,
briefly
discuss
prospects
challenges
cancer.
Archives of Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
97(4), P. 963 - 979
Published: March 7, 2023
The
use
of
nanomaterials
in
medicine
depends
largely
on
nanotoxicological
evaluation
order
to
ensure
safe
application
living
organisms.
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
and
machine
learning
(MI)
can
be
used
analyze
interpret
large
amounts
data
the
field
toxicology,
such
as
from
toxicological
databases
high-content
image-based
screening
data.
Physiologically
based
pharmacokinetic
(PBPK)
models
nano-quantitative
structure-activity
relationship
(QSAR)
predict
behavior
toxic
effects
nanomaterials,
respectively.
PBPK
Nano-QSAR
are
prominent
ML
tool
for
harmful
event
analysis
that
is
understand
mechanisms
by
which
chemical
compounds
cause
effects,
while
toxicogenomics
study
genetic
basis
responses
Despite
potential
these
methods,
there
still
many
challenges
uncertainties
need
addressed
field.
In
this
review,
we
provide
an
overview
artificial
(ML)
techniques
nanomedicine
nanotoxicology
better
materials
at
nanoscale.
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(11), P. 4391 - 4416
Published: May 20, 2023
Owing
to
the
inherent
shortcomings
of
traditional
therapeutic
drugs
in
terms
inadequate
efficacy
and
toxicity
clinical
treatment,
nanomedicine
designs
have
received
widespread
attention
with
significantly
improved
reduced
non-target
side
effects.
Nanomedicines
hold
tremendous
theranostic
potential
for
treating,
monitoring,
diagnosing,
controlling
various
diseases
are
attracting
an
unfathomable
amount
input
research
resources.
Against
backdrop
exponentially
growing
number
publications,
it
is
imperative
help
audience
get
a
panorama
image
activities
field
nanomedicines.
Herein,
this
review
elaborates
on
development
trends
nanomedicines,
emerging
nanocarriers,
vivo
fate
safety
their
extensive
applications.
Moreover,
challenges
obstacles
hindering
translation
nanomedicines
also
discussed.
The
elaboration
aspects
may
enlighten
readers
set
route
future
endeavors.
Experimental & Molecular Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
56(4), P. 836 - 849
Published: April 1, 2024
Abstract
Exosomes,
which
are
nanosized
vesicles
secreted
by
cells,
attracting
increasing
interest
in
the
field
of
biomedical
research
due
to
their
unique
properties,
including
biocompatibility,
cargo
loading
capacity,
and
deep
tissue
penetration.
They
serve
as
natural
signaling
agents
intercellular
communication,
inherent
ability
carry
proteins,
lipids,
nucleic
acids
endows
them
with
remarkable
therapeutic
potential.
Thus,
exosomes
can
be
exploited
for
diverse
applications,
chemotherapy,
gene
therapy,
photothermal
therapy.
Moreover,
capacity
homotypic
targeting
self-recognition
provides
opportunities
personalized
medicine.
Despite
advantages
novel
agents,
there
several
challenges
optimizing
efficiency
structural
stability
defining
exosome
origins.
Future
should
include
development
large-scale,
quality-controllable
production
methods,
refinement
drug
strategies,
extensive
vivo
studies
clinical
trials.
unresolved
difficulties,
use
efficient,
stable,
safe
delivery
systems
is
an
interesting
area
research.
Therefore,
this
review
describes
summarizes
cutting-edge
published
high-impact
journals
that
have
introduced
or
enhanced
effects
using
a
system
past
2
years.
We
provide
informative
overview
current
state
research,
highlighting
properties
applications
exosomes.
also
emphasize
future
directions,
underscoring
importance
addressing
key
issues
field.
With
review,
we
encourage
researchers
further
develop
exosome-based
drugs
application,
such
may
among
most
promising
next-generation
therapeutics.
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 433 - 433
Published: March 12, 2023
Various
formulations
of
polymeric
micelles,
tiny
spherical
structures
made
materials,
are
currently
being
investigated
in
preclinical
and
clinical
settings
for
their
potential
as
nanomedicines.
They
target
specific
tissues
prolong
circulation
the
body,
making
them
promising
cancer
treatment
options.
This
review
focuses
on
different
types
materials
available
to
synthesize
well
ways
that
micelles
can
be
tailored
responsive
stimuli.
The
selection
stimuli-sensitive
polymers
used
micelle
preparation
is
based
conditions
found
tumor
microenvironment.
Additionally,
trends
using
treat
presented,
including
what
happens
after
they
administered.
Finally,
various
drug
delivery
applications
involving
discussed
along
with
regulatory
aspects
future
outlooks.
As
part
this
discussion,
we
will
examine
current
research
development
field.
challenges
barriers
may
have
overcome
before
widely
adopted
clinics
also
discussed.
Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(28)
Published: April 3, 2023
Abstract
Although
a
wide
variety
of
nanoparticles
(NPs)
have
been
engineered
for
use
as
disease
markers
or
drug
delivery
agents,
the
number
nanomedicines
in
clinical
has
hitherto
remained
small.
A
key
obstacle
nanomedicine
development
is
lack
deep
mechanistic
understanding
NP
interactions
bio‐environment.
Here,
focus
on
biomolecular
adsorption
layer
(protein
corona),
which
quickly
enshrouds
pristine
exposed
to
biofluid
and
modifies
way
interacts
with
After
brief
introduction
NPs
nanomedicine,
proteins,
their
mutual
interactions,
research
aimed
at
addressing
fundamental
properties
protein
corona,
specifically
its
mono‐/multilayer
structure,
reversibility
irreversibility,
time
dependence,
well
role
agglomeration,
critically
reviewed.
It
becomes
quite
evident
that
knowledge
corona
still
fragmented,
conflicting
results
issues
call
further
studies.
The
article
concludes
discussion
future
directions
should
be
taken
advance
around
NPs.
This
will
provide
developers
predictive
power
account
these
design
efficacious
nanomedicines.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
72(6), P. 2835 - 2852
Published: Feb. 5, 2024
This
comprehensive
review
explores
the
emerging
landscape
of
Nano-QSAR
(quantitative
structure–activity
relationship)
for
assessing
risk
and
potency
nanomaterials
in
agricultural
settings.
The
paper
begins
with
an
introduction
to
Nano-QSAR,
providing
background
rationale,
explicitly
states
hypotheses
guiding
review.
study
navigates
through
various
dimensions
nanomaterial
applications
agriculture,
encompassing
their
diverse
properties,
types,
associated
challenges.
Delving
into
principles
QSAR
nanotoxicology,
this
article
elucidates
its
application
evaluating
safety
nanomaterials,
while
addressing
unique
limitations
posed
by
these
materials.
narrative
then
transitions
progression
context
exemplified
insightful
case
studies
that
highlight
both
strengths
inherent
methodology.
Emerging
prospects
hurdles
tied
agriculture
are
rigorously
examined,
casting
light
on
important
pathways
forward,
existing
constraints,
avenues
research
enhancement.
Culminating
a
synthesis
key
insights,
underscores
significance
shaping
future
nanoenabled
agriculture.
It
provides
strategic
guidance
steer
forthcoming
endeavors
dynamic
field.