Laboratory analysis of nanodrugs

First of all, a nanodrug is composed of an active ingredient (a molecule that will cure the diseased area) and a nanosized vector.

The nanodrug vector is able to transport the molecule to the infected area: a gene, a protein, a cell, an organ, etc.

Nanodrugs therefore make it possible to treat infected cells directly without irradiating and damaging the healthy cells around them.

At the nanoscale, new physico-chemical properties can appear in certain materials. Therefore, the analysis and study of these phenomena become essential to know the effects of nanomaterials in their context of use.

Consequently, the support of a laboratory with state-of-the-art analytical equipment for the analysis of nanomaterials is essential in order to be able to carry out the analysis of nanodrugs.