• Title of article

    The Transformative Role of Phytonanotechnology in Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Research

  • Author/Authors

    Alizadeh ، Roya Department of Medicinal Chemistry - Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Faculty of Pharmacy - Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences , Ebrahimzadeh ، Mohammad Ali Department of Medicinal Chemistry - Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Faculty of Pharmacy - Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences

  • From page
    83
  • To page
    88
  • Abstract
    Phytonanotechnology, the marriage of plant biology and nanotechnology, is a rapidly expanding research domain with exceptional potential to revolutionize numerous industries and address critical global challenges. Harnessing the applications of phytonanoparticles has broad-ranging impacts and solutions to some of the most pressing issues the human race is facing today. Phytonanoparticles or plant-based nanoparticles are employed in diverse fields, from healthcare to agriculture and environmental remediation. The development of phytonanoparticles highlights the potential of bio-inspired solutions for sustainable development. For example, phytonanoparticles can be engineered to encapsulate therapeutic agents, rendering them more stable and bioavailable. From cancer therapy to wound healing, they are set to usher in personalized medicine and improve patient outcomes. Nanoparticles derived from plant sources possess low cytotoxicity, biocompatibility, and biodegradability, rendering them suitable for medical and pharmaceutical applications. They hold promises to develop innovative therapies and clinical treatments that address some of the most dreaded disorders. In this editorial, we shed light on the game-changing potential of phytonanotechnology and its implications for sustainable development.
  • Keywords
    Phytonanotechnology , Plant extracts , Healthcare , Low cytotoxicity
  • Journal title
    Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Research
  • Journal title
    Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Research
  • Record number

    2759225