By Rakesh N. Veedu
Aptamers, usually termed as ‘chemical antibodies,’ are an rising category of man-made ligands for effective target-specific molecular popularity. the target of this booklet is to focus on contemporary advances and capability of aptamers in a variety of affliction stipulations. . This e-book specializes in the functions of aptamers in detailed nanotherapy, detection, and in molecular imaging in a number of disorder stipulations comparable to melanoma, neurological illnesses and infectious diseases.
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