High resistance and recurrence rates, together with elevated drug clearance, compel the
use of maximum-tolerated drug doses in cancer therapy, resulting in high-grade toxicities …

Nanotechnology is an expanding area of study with potentially pivotal applications in a
discipline as medicine where new biomedical active molecules or strategies are …

The field of nanomedicine involves the design and fabrication of novel nanocarriers for the
intracellular delivery of therapeutic cargo or for use in molecular diagnostics. Although …

Background As a complement to the clinical development of new anticancer molecules,
innovations in therapeutic vectorization aim at solving issues related to tumor specificity and …

The burden of cancer is increasing globally. Several challenges facing its mainstream
treatment approaches have formed the basis for the development of targeted delivery …

New nanocarrier platforms based on natural biological building blocks offer great promises
in revolutionalizing medicine. The usage of specific protein cage structures: virus-like …

In the past decades, numerous types of nanomedicines have been developed for the
efficient and safe delivery of nucleic acid‐based drugs for cancer therapy. Given that the …

Recently, the potential use of nanoparticles for the targeted delivery of therapeutic and
diagnostic agents has garnered increased interest. Several nanoparticle drug delivery …

Cancer has thwarted as a major health problem affecting the global population. With an
alarming increase in the patient population suffering from diverse varieties of cancers, the …

This chapter describes how proteins can be used to provide effective targeted nanocarriers
for drugs to target tumors. This approach offers an exciting framework for cancer therapies in …