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Bablu
What are the difference between nano - medicines, and nano - particles
What research have you done on this so far? What have you found?Bablu said:What are the difference between nano - medicines, and nano - particles
I don't have any idea about it.phinds said:What research have you done on this so far? What have you found?
Then why are you interested in it?Bablu said:I don't have any idea about it
phinds said:Then why are you interested in it?
Then I suggest you DO some research and ask more specific questions when you get further along. I know nothing about this subject but I would assume that some fairly basic reading would end up answering your question.Bablu said:I am going to research on nanoparticles which show anti-tuberculosis affects.
thank you for your suggesation.phinds said:Then I suggest you DO some research and ask more specific questions when you get further along. I know nothing about this subject but I would assume that some fairly basic reading would end up answering your question.
Nanomedicines are medical treatments that use nanoparticles (tiny particles that are measured in nanometers) to target specific areas of the body. Nanoparticles are also used in other fields such as engineering, electronics, and energy production.
The main difference between nanomedicines and nanoparticles is their purpose. Nanomedicines are designed specifically for medical use, while nanoparticles have a wider range of applications. Nanomedicines are also carefully engineered to target specific areas of the body, while nanoparticles may have a more general purpose.
Nanomedicines are typically made by attaching a specific drug or molecule to a nanoparticle. These nanoparticles can be made from various materials such as metals, polymers, or lipids. Nanoparticles can be synthesized through various methods such as chemical synthesis, physical methods, or biological methods.
Nanomedicines and nanoparticles offer numerous benefits such as targeted drug delivery, increased efficiency and effectiveness of treatments, and reduced side effects. They also have the potential to treat diseases that were previously difficult to target with traditional medicines.
While nanomedicines and nanoparticles have many potential benefits, there are also concerns about their safety. Some studies have shown that certain nanoparticles can have toxic effects on the body. It is important for scientists to carefully study and evaluate the potential risks and benefits of using nanomedicines and nanoparticles in medical treatments.