Nanoscale carriers

Nanoscale carriers are tiny delivery systems, often at the scale of billionths of a meter, designed to transport drugs, genes, or other materials in medical and technological applications. Their small size allows them to navigate through biological barriers in the body, potentially improving the effectiveness of treatments. These carriers can be made from various materials and can be engineered to release their payloads at specific locations or times, enhancing therapeutic precision. Overall, they hold promise in improving treatments for diseases, such as cancer, by delivering medication more effectively to the targeted cells.