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Textbook in PDF format This book discusses the various modes and methods of nano-based drug delivery in different types of cancers such as colon, breast, cervical, ovarian, and lung cancer. The book is divided into 10 chapters. Topics such as the significance of nano drug delivery in cancer therapy, the application of nanoparticles in overcoming drug resistance, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy; synthesis of different types, shapes, and sizes of nanocarriers using synthetic and biological approaches; synthesis of nanocarriers loaded with anticancer drugs by using functionalization or conjugations, and encapsulation methods; testing of nanocarriers as delivery vehicles for chemotherapeutic agents in different types of cancers by using in vitro methods; testing of nanocarriers loaded with chemotherapeutic agents in the animal models of cancers—preclinical trials for efficacy and safety profiling of nanocarriers; testing of nanocarriers loaded with chemotherapeutic agents in cancer patients-clinical trials like phase 1 to phase 4; nanocarrier-based products in the market, FDA approval, commercialization of nanocarriers, and global market; limitations of nanocarriers such as cell and tissue toxicity, genotoxicity, and scale-up of nanomaterials; health and environmental hazards associated with nanoformulation synthesis, respiratory diseases, government regulations, and ethical issues; and finally, future trends and innovation in nano drug delivery for cancer therapy, application of siRNA (nanoparticle-based RNA) therapy, ultrasound-linked nano-cancer therapeutics, and application of exosomes-based cancer therapy are included. Nano Drug Delivery for Cancer Therapy - Principles and Practices discusses the various modes and methods of nano-based drug delivery in different types of cancers such as colon, breast, cervical, ovarian, and lung cancer. It reviews the significance of nano drug delivery in cancer therapy, the application of nanoparticles in overcoming drug resistance, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. The book also covers topics related to the synthesis of different types, shapes, and sizes of nanocarriers using synthetic and biological approaches. Further, a chapter explores the synthesis of nanocarriers loaded with anti-cancer drugs by using functionalization or conjugations and encapsulation methods. The book also examines the nanocarriers as delivery vehicles for chemotherapeutic agents against cancers using in vitro and animal models of cancers, preclinical trials for efficacy, and safety profiling of nanocarriers. Finally, future trends and innovation in nano drug delivery for cancer therapy, application of siRNA (nanoparticle-based RNA) therapy, ultrasound-linked nano-cancer therapeutics, and application of exosome-based cancer therapy topics are discussed. Towards the end, the book examines the limitations of nanocarriers, including the cell and tissue toxicity, genotoxicity, and scale-up of nanomaterials, health and environmental hazards associated with nanoformulation synthesis, respiratory diseases, government regulations, and ethical issues. Contents 1 Significance of Nano-drug Delivery in Cancer Therapy, Application of Nanoparticles in Overcoming Drug Resistance, Targeted Therapy, and Immunotherapy...1 Dhvani H. Kuntawala and Zaib Un Nisa Munawar Hussain 2 Synthesis of Different Types, Shapes, and Sizes of Nanocarriers Using Synthetic and Biological Approaches... 25 Mohaddeseh Fatemi and Zohreh Bahrami 3 Synthesis of Nanocarriers Loaded with Anti-Cancer Drugs by Using Functionalization or Conjugations, Encapsulation Methods... 53 Vijaya Ravinayagam and B. Rabindran Jermy 4 Nano-Drug Carriers for Chemotherapeutic Agents Delivery in Cancer Disease Treatment... 69 Priyanca Ahlawat, Rohit Kumar, Akhilesh Kumar, and Piyush Kumar Gupta 5 Testing of Nanocarriers Loaded with Chemotherapeutic Agents in the Animal Models of Cancers: Preclinical Trials for Efficacy and Safety Profiling of Nanocarriers... 97 Laiba Iftikhar, Mishaal Fareed, Naeem Ullah Khan, and Farah Rehan 6 Testing of Nanocarriers Loaded with Chemotherapeutic Agents: Cancer Patients and Clinical Trials... 115 Firdos Alam Khan 7 Nanocarriers-Based Products in the Market, FDA Approval, Commercialization of Nanocarriers, and Global Market... 137 Firdos Alam Khan 8 Limitations of Nanocarriers Such as Cell and Tissue Toxicity, Genotoxicity, Scale-Up of Nanomaterials... 149 Dilawar Hassan, Ayesha Sani, and Dora I. Medina 9 Health and Environmental Hazards Associated with the Synthesis of Nanomaterials-Respiratory Diseases, Government Regulations, Ethical Issues...173 Khalid Umar Fakhri and Firdos Alam Khan 10 Future Trends and Innovation in Nano Drug Delivery for Cancer Therapy, Application of siRNA (Nanoparticle-Based RNA) Therapy, Ultrasound Linked Nano-Cancer Therapeutics, and Application of Exosomes-Based Cancer Therapy... 197 Kanwal Abbasi, Kauser Siddiqui, Saeeda Bano, Samina Iqbal, and Shagufta A. Shaikh About the Author Prof. Firdos Alam Khan is a chairman of the Department of Stem Cell Biology, Institute for Research and Medical Consultations (IRMC), Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia. In addition to his research work, he has been teaching (cell physiology and biochemistry and stem cell biology and regenerative medicine) courses to MSc students. Prof. Khan has done his Ph.D. degree in zoology with a neuroscience specialization from Nagpur University, India. Over the past 26 years, Prof. Khan has been involved in teaching various courses such as cell biology, pharmacology, business of biotechnology, biomedicine, cell & tissue engineering, and bioethics-IPR to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Prof. Khan worked with Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Dubai Campus, United Arab Emirates as a professor and chairperson, School of Life Sciences. Prof. Khan did his first postdoctoral fellowship from the National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India, and a second postdoctoral fellowship from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, USA. Professor Khan has also worked with the Reliance Life Sciences as a Research Scientist in the Stem Cell Research Laboratory. Prof. Khan has been granted 8 US patents and published 5 US patents. Prof. Khan has published more than 119 research papers in peer-reviewed journals

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