Advances and Avenues in the Development of Novel Carriers for Bioactives and Biological Agents 1st Edition

Author(s): Manju Rawat Singh; ‚ÄéDeependra Singh; ‚ÄéJagat Kanwar
Publisher: Academic Press
ISBN: 9780128196663
Edition: 1st Edition

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Advances and Avenues in the Development of Novel Carriers for Bioactives and Biological Agents provides sound data on the utility of biological and plant-based drugs and describes challenges faced in all aspects offering indispensable strategies to use in the development of bioactive medicines. Bioactive based medications are commonly used throughout the world and have been recognized by physicians and patients for their therapeutic efficacy. Bioactive formulations, including their subordinates and analogs, address 50% of all medicines in clinical practice. Novel bioactive medicine transporters can cure many disorders by both spatial and transitory approaches and have various justifications in medicinal potential.

This book presents information on the utility of natural, plant, animal and bioengineered bioactive materials. It is a fundamental source of information and data for pharmacognosists, pharmaceutical analysts, drug transport scientists and pharmacologists working in bioactive medications.

  • Advances information on various bioactive based medications, their sources, clinical consequences and transport strategies
  • Illustrates diverse transport systems for bioactives and derivatives, novel techniques for formulations, targeting strategies and fundamental qualities of developed bioactive carriers, and their safety concerns and standardization
  • Discusses distinctive transport systems, stability, upgraded dissolvability, and enhanced bioavailability of bioactives