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In-Vitro Evaluation of Control Release of Drug with Carbon Based Nanomaterials

Savita Malik, Priyanshu Jain

Abstract


Nanomaterials have been introduced as a novel & interesting materials due to their advance properties & their use in nanotechnology applications like nano-sensors, nano-chips, control & targeted drug delivery, diagnosis, gene therapy. These all possibilities are due to their physico-chemical & multifunctional biological characteristics. In medicine, control release of drug is a factor to reduce dosage form in revert reduce side effects. In this work, nanomaterials are using as a model to analyse release rate of drug after binding. Carbon nano-materials acts as a carrier of drug Ibuprofen where carbon nanotube is less effective to control drug release in buffer saline solution than graphene. Keywords: Control drug release, Carbon nanomaterials, Nanomedicine, in-vitro analysis

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