Highly functional and monodisperse macromolecules with tailored architecture constitute the
key to designing efficient and smart nanomaterials. Dendrimers offer real potential to …

Poly (amidoamine)(PAMAM) dendrimers have been proposed for a variety of biomedical
applications and are increasingly studied as model nanomaterials for such use. The …

Dendrimers, also known as arborols, or cascade, cauliflower, or starburst polymers are
attracting increasing attention because of their unique structures and properties. 1r6 These …

This review presents an overview of 1→ 2 branched dendrimers and dendrons, created by a
divergent procedure, from their synthesis to modern day applications. The first members of …

We sought to produce dendrimers conjugated to different biofunctional moieties (fluorescein
[FITC] and folic acid [FA]), and then link them together using complementary DNA …

Dendrimer micelles are considered to be the most promising synthetic macromolecules for
biomedical applications, but their instability in the blood circulation and undesired release at …

Nanotechnology has resulted in materials that have greatly improved the effectiveness of
drug delivery because of their ability to control matter on the nanoscale. Advanced forms of …

The barrier functions of the stratum corneum and the epidermal layers present a tremendous
challenge in achieving effective transdermal delivery of drug molecules. Although a few …

Dendrimers are highly branched three-dimensional macromolecules with highly controlled
structures, a single molecular weight, a large number of controllable 'peripheral' …

The use of nanotechnology in biology and medicine has been marked by rapid progress of
these industries due to the emergence of new devices, supramolecular systems, structures …