Title:Dendrimer Based Nanoarchitectures in Diabetes Management: An Overview
Volume: 25
Issue: 23
Author(s): Vijay Mishra, Nishika Yadav, Gaurav K. Saraogi , Murtaza M. Tambuwala and Namita Giri*
Affiliation:
- School of Pharmacy, Ferris State University, Big Rapids, Michigan MI4930, MA,United States
Keywords:
Diabetes, dendrimer, drug delivery, toxicity, nanocarrier, toxicological profile.
Abstract: Diabetes has turned out to be one of the biggest worldwide health and economic burdens, with its
expanded predominance and high complexity proportion. The quantity of diabetic patients is expanding enormously
around the world. Several reports have demonstrated the sharp increment in the sufferers. Stable and
acceptable blood glucose control is fundamental to diminish diabetes-related complications. Consequently, ceaseless
endeavors have been made in antidiabetic drugs, treatment strategies, and nanotechnology based products to
accomplish better diabetes control. The nanocarriers pertaining hypoglycaemics provide improved diabetes management
with minimum risk of associated side effects. Dendrimers have caught an incredible attention in the field
of drug delivery and personalized medicines. Dendrimers are three-dimensional well-defined homogenous
nanosized structures consisting tree-like branches. The present review highlights the different aspects of dendrimers
including fabrication, surface engineering, toxicological profile as well as delivery of antidiabetic drugs for
the effective cure of diabetes.