In order to address the issue of systemic toxicities, our prior research has focused on the development of a micro particle (1 – 3 μm diameter) that can be utilized for targeted drug delivery due to its porous nature [11].
It is conceivable that anti-EpCAM-conjugated nanoparticles loaded with cancer drugs could be utilized for targeting CTCs of epithelial state in blood.
Impedance spectroscopy (IPS) is also being utilized for target analyte detection where the increase in radius of semi-circle in Nyquist plot reflects the presence of target molecules.
Both synthetic and natural nanoparticles such as polymeric conjugates, liposomes, micelles, and polymeric nanoparticles, and synthetic organic nanoparticles such as carbon nanotubes, polyhydroxylated fullerenes, dendrimers, inorganic nanoparticles of gold, silver and iron oxide, quantum dots, viral capsids and ferritin have been utilized for targeting angiogenesis.
This aggregation is being utilized for targeting systemically delivered ELP drug conjugates to heated tumors.
Enzymatically degradable hydrogels also have been utilized for targeted drug delivery since the concentration of enzyme is dependent upon cell and tissue types, enabling local triggered drug release.
These silver nanospheres with regular shape and uniform size can be used to prepare uniform gold nanocage which can be utilized for biological targeted drug delivery [58].
In this method, chaotic characteristics can be utilized for representing the target as well as the updating appearance model, which has not been used for the tracking task.
In the current study, we aimed to screen and characterize mycobacteria from the diverse range of Iranian aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems with harsh and unfavorable environmental conditions that can be utilized for biodegradation of target pollutants.
