Interest in dendrimer-based nanomedicines has been growing recently, as it is possible to
precisely manipulate the molecular weight, chemical composition, and surface functionality …

Introduction: Dendrimers are synthetic macromolecules with well-defined structures bearing
a wide variety of functional groups on their periphery. These groups can be used to …

Dendrimers are a unique class of repeatedly branched polymeric nanomolecules, with a
tremendous potential in applications involving imaging, diagnostics and targeted therapy. As …

Dendrimers are three-dimensional macromolecular structures originating from a central core
molecule and surrounded by successive addition of branching layers (generation). These …

For the past few years, molecular imaging and targeted drug delivery have been playing an
important role toward personalized medicine. In designing and fabricating of multifunctional …

Paramagnetic metals can induce T1 shortening by interaction with free water molecules.
Two metal ions, Gadolinium and Manganese, are currently available for human use …

Dendrimers are routinely synthesized as tuneable nanostructures that may be designed and
regulated as a function of their size, shape, surface chemistry and interior void space. They …

Dendrimers are three dimensional, multifunctional polymeric structures which are composed
of a core and branches emanating from these structures, resembling a tree. Here, we review …

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is a powerful, noninvasive imaging technique for disease
diagnosis. Its advantages include a high spatial resolution, a nonionizing radiation source …

The versatility of the terminal functionality and the flexibility toward structural modification
allow a broad range of utilization of dendrimers. Since their discovery, the exploitation of …