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Ѻ Improved Bioavailability: Nanotechnology can increase the solubility and bioavailability of poorly
soluble drugs, making them more effective. (Page 2) 1
Ѻ Diagnostic Applications: Nanosensors and imaging agents can provide rapid and sensitive detection
of diseases at an early stage. (Page 3) 2
Ѻ Biosensors: Nanoscale biosensors can detect biomolecules with high sensitivity, aiding in disease
diagnosis and monitoring. (Page 3) 3
Ѻ Vaccine Development: Nanotechnology can improve vaccine delivery and efficacy by using
nanoparticles as adjuvants or carriers. (Page 21) 2 -15
Ѻ Gene Therapy: Nanocarriers can facilitate the delivery of genetic material for gene therapy,
allowing for targeted treatment of genetic disorders. (Page 21) 2
Ѻ Regenerative Medicine: Nanomaterials can be used in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
to support cell growth and tissue repair. (Page 21) 3
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