1 Nanomedicine: working towards defining the field -- 2 Complement regulators and inhibitors in health and disease: A structural perspective -- 3 The art of complement: complement sensing of nanoparticles and consequences -- 4 The nanoscience of polyvalent binding by proteins in the immune response -- 5 Microfluidics-based Single Cell Analytical Platforms for Characterization of Cancer -- 6 Nanotheranostics and in-vivo imaging -- 7 Targeting cancer using nanocarriers -- 8 The importance of particle geometry in design of therapeutic and imaging nanovectors -- 9 Delivery of peptides and proteins to the brain using nano-drug delivery systems and other formulations -- 10 Polymer-based DNA delivery systems for cancer immunotherapy -- 11 The use of silk in nanomedicine applications -- 12 Nanotoxicology and regulatory affairs -- 13 The application of nanotechnology for implant drug release -- 14 Guided cellular responses by surface cues for nanomedicine applications .

This book is set to meet medical challenges such as early and effective diagnosis, high throughput drug discovery and targeted delivery, as well as modalities for organ and tissue replacement to better enable personalized medicines. This unique title aims to capture the broad nature of the field whilst maintaining focus on the key elements that establishes it as a bona fide field, making it highly attractive to both researchers and students by providing an excellent guide and learning tool for those requiring an introduction to the subject. Contributions from prominent scientists in the field of immunology, molecular biology, and delivery and material science provide “snapshots” of this interdisciplinary field assembled in a single volume. Nanomedicine is a valuable text for those working or wanting an education into this high-impact field. .