Non-invasive drug delivery is an emerging way to target a wide range of therapeutics. One of them, i.e., the nasal drug delivery has shown promising results in delivering small and large molecules, genes, peptides, and proteins. This drug delivery system targets the drug to the brain by direct nose-to-brain and/or indirect nose-to-blood-to-brain routes. Nanocarriers play a vital role in the nasal delivery system due to their small size which provides ease in targeting. Numerous strategies have been explored by researchers for the transportation of drugs from nose to target and found excellent results in therapy. It was observed that polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers have numerous applications in targeted drug delivery, gene delivery, and vaccine delivery. Moreover, they are also used for diagnostics as well as theranostics purposes. This chapter briefly summarizes the different types of nanocarriers used for nasal delivery with their characterization techniques. Further, the biomedical applications of nan...

Namdev Dhas; Soji Neyyar; Atul Garkal; Ritu Kudarha; Jahanvi Patel; Srinivas Mutalik; Tejal Mehta

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-23112-4_7

Non-invasive drug delivery is an emerging way to target a wide range of therapeutics. One of them, i.e., the nasal drug delivery has shown promising results in delivering small and large molecules, genes, peptides, and proteins. This drug delivery system targets the drug to the brain by direct nose-to-brain and/or indirect nose-to-blood-to-brain routes. Nanocarriers play a vital role in the nasal delivery system due to their small size which provides ease in targeting. Numerous strategies have been explored by researchers for the transportation of drugs from nose to target and found excellent results in therapy. It was observed that polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers have numerous applications in targeted drug delivery, gene delivery, and vaccine delivery. Moreover, they are also used for diagnostics as well as theranostics purposes. This chapter briefly summarizes the different types of nanocarriers used for nasal delivery with their characterization techniques. Further, the biomedical applications of nan...

Namdev Dhas
, Soji Neyyar
, Atul Garkal
, Ritu Kudarha
, Jahanvi Patel
, Srinivas Mutalik
, Tejal Mehta^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Non-invasive drug delivery is an emerging way to target a wide range of therapeutics. One of them, i.e., the nasal drug delivery has shown promising results in delivering small and large molecules, genes, peptides, and proteins. This drug delivery system targets the drug to the brain by direct nose-to-brain and/or indirect nose-to-blood-to-brain routes. Nanocarriers play a vital role in the nasal delivery system due to their small size which provides ease in targeting. Numerous strategies have been explored by researchers for the transportation of drugs from nose to target and found excellent results in therapy. It was observed that polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers have numerous applications in targeted drug delivery, gene delivery, and vaccine delivery. Moreover, they are also used for diagnostics as well as theranostics purposes. This chapter briefly summarizes the different types of nanocarriers used for nasal delivery with their characterization techniques. Further, the biomedical applications of nanocarriers via the nasal route are discussed in detail.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Nasal Drug Delivery
Subtitle of host publication	Formulations, Developments, Challenges, and Solutions
Publisher	Springer International Publishing AG
Pages	101-126
Number of pages	26
ISBN (Electronic)	9783031231124
ISBN (Print)	9783031231117
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23112-4_7
Publication status	Published - 01-01-2023

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Dhas, N., Neyyar, S., Garkal, A., Kudarha, R., Patel, J., Mutalik, S., & Mehta, T. (2023). Non-invasive drug delivery is an emerging way to target a wide range of therapeutics. One of them, i.e., the nasal drug delivery has shown promising results in delivering small and large molecules, genes, peptides, and proteins. This drug delivery system targets the drug to the brain by direct nose-to-brain and/or indirect nose-to-blood-to-brain routes. Nanocarriers play a vital role in the nasal delivery system due to their small size which provides ease in targeting. Numerous strategies have been explored by researchers for the transportation of drugs from nose to target and found excellent results in therapy. It was observed that polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers have numerous applications in targeted drug delivery, gene delivery, and vaccine delivery. Moreover, they are also used for diagnostics as well as theranostics purposes. This chapter briefly summarizes the different types of nanocarriers used for nasal delivery with their characterization techniques. Further, the biomedical applications of nan... In Nasal Drug Delivery: Formulations, Developments, Challenges, and Solutions (pp. 101-126). Springer International Publishing AG. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23112-4_7

Dhas, Namdev ; Neyyar, Soji ; Garkal, Atul et al. / Non-invasive drug delivery is an emerging way to target a wide range of therapeutics. One of them, i.e., the nasal drug delivery has shown promising results in delivering small and large molecules, genes, peptides, and proteins. This drug delivery system targets the drug to the brain by direct nose-to-brain and/or indirect nose-to-blood-to-brain routes. Nanocarriers play a vital role in the nasal delivery system due to their small size which provides ease in targeting. Numerous strategies have been explored by researchers for the transportation of drugs from nose to target and found excellent results in therapy. It was observed that polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers have numerous applications in targeted drug delivery, gene delivery, and vaccine delivery. Moreover, they are also used for diagnostics as well as theranostics purposes. This chapter briefly summarizes the different types of nanocarriers used for nasal delivery with their characterization techniques. Further, the biomedical applications of nan... Nasal Drug Delivery: Formulations, Developments, Challenges, and Solutions. Springer International Publishing AG, 2023. pp. 101-126

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