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    This document outlines the course structure and content for a nanotechnology in medicine course. The course is divided into two units. Unit 1 covers an introduction to nanotechnology and its applications in drug delivery for cancer treatment. It also discusses characterization techniques for nanomaterials including electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and particle analysis. Unit 2 focuses on gene therapy, nanobiosensors including electrochemical, optical, mass and acoustic sensors, and lab-on-a-chip applications. The document lists several references on nanotechnology, microdevices, biosensors, and their applications in biology and medicine.

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    This document outlines the course structure and content for a nanotechnology in medicine course. The course is divided into two units. Unit 1 covers an introduction to nanotechnology and its applications in drug delivery for cancer treatment. It also discusses characterization techniques for nanomaterials including electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and particle analysis. Unit 2 focuses on gene therapy, nanobiosensors including electrochemical, optical, mass and acoustic sensors, and lab-on-a-chip applications. The document lists several references on nanotechnology, microdevices, biosensors, and their applications in biology and medicine.

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    This document outlines the course structure and content for a nanotechnology in medicine course. The course is divided into two units. Unit 1 covers an introduction to nanotechnology and its applications in drug delivery for cancer treatment. It also discusses characterization techniques for nanomaterials including electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and particle analysis. Unit 2 focuses on gene therapy, nanobiosensors including electrochemical, optical, mass and acoustic sensors, and lab-on-a-chip applications. The document lists several references on nanotechnology, microdevices, biosensors, and their applications in biology and medicine.

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    This document outlines the course structure and content for a nanotechnology in medicine course. The course is divided into two units. Unit 1 covers an introduction to nanotechnology and its applications in drug delivery for cancer treatment. It also discusses characterization techniques for nanomaterials including electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and particle analysis. Unit 2 focuses on gene therapy, nanobiosensors including electrochemical, optical, mass and acoustic sensors, and lab-on-a-chip applications. The document lists several references on nanotechnology, microdevices, biosensors, and their applications in biology and medicine.

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    COURSE Med BT: Nanotechnology in Medicine

    (2 Credits, 1L, 1 T)
    Unit 1
    15 L
    1.
    Introduction to nanotechnology, History and scope, interdisciplinary
    nature
    2.
    Nano medicine
    3.
    Drug delivery, protein and peptide delivery, Applications in cancer
    biology
    4.
    Site Specific Delivery of Chemotherapeutic Agents Using
    Nanoparticles, Increasing Bioavailability of a Compound , Active
    Targeting, Magnetically Directed Targeting to Tumor Tissue , Ligand
    Directed Active Targeting,
    Targeted Drug Delivery Using Magnetic Nanoparticles, Controlled
    Delivery of Chemotherapeutic Drugs Using Nanoparticles, antiAIDS
    drugs, General medicine to personalized medicine,
    5.
    Nanomaterials characterization
    Electron microscopy SEM, TEM, EDAX, Xray diffraction atomic force
    microscopy, confocal microscopy, UVVisible spectroscopy,
    photoluminescence spectroscopy, FTIR spectroscopy, UV and Xray
    photoelectron spectroscopy, particle size analysis, charge distribution
    analysis (charge on the surface, estimation).
    Unit 2
    15 L
    1.
    Gene therapy
    2.
    Nanobiosensors:
    a)
    Electrochemical
    b)
    Optical
    c)
    Mass and acoustic
    d)
    Proteins: enzymes, antibiotics based biosensors
    e)
    Nucleic acids: DNA, RNA based biosensors
    3.
    Lab on a Chip

    References

    1. Biosensors and Biodetection, Editor(s): Avraham Rasooly, Keith E.


    Herold, Springer Protocol.
    2. Microdevices in Biology and Medicine, Yaakov Nahmias, Sangeeta N.
    Bhatia Eds. Artech House 2009.
    3. Biosensors, A Practical Approach, John Cooper and Tony Cass, Oxford
    University Press, 2003.
    4. Bio-nanotechnology
    Proteins
    to
    Nanodevices,
    Renugopalakrishnan and R. V. Lewis Eds.

    Springer.

    V.

    5. Bio-nanotechnology Lessons from Nature D. S. Goodsell, John Wiley &


    Sons, Inc.
    6. Handbook of nanotechnology. Bhushan Ed., Springer.
    7. Micro and Nano Manipulations for Biomedical Applications A. C. Yih and
    I. Talpasanu Eds.
    8. Nanotechnology in Biology and Medicine: methods, device and
    applications. Tuan VoDinh. Ed. CRC Press.

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