Technical background of a new cancer DDS (NDX method) that uses nanodiamond particles as drug carrier

Eiji Osawa; Dean Ho; Houjin Huang

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Symposium (Oral)

Symposium » Technological innovation in nanobiology and nanomedicine: from materials, devices to measurement

[18p-144-1~12] Technological innovation in nanobiology and nanomedicine: from materials, devices to measurement

Tue. Sep 18, 2018 1:00 PM - 6:20 PM 144 (4Ｆ_Lobby)

Yasuhiro Miura(Hamamatsu Univ. School of Medicine), Akira Baba(Niigata Univ.), Toshiki Yamada(NICT), Naoki Matsuda(AIST)

1:05 PM - 1:35 PM

[18p-144-2] Technical background of a new cancer DDS (NDX method) that uses nanodiamond particles as drug carrier

〇Eiji Osawa¹, Dean Ho², Houjin Huang³ (1.NanoCarbon Res Inst, 2.UCLA, 3.Shanghai Tech Univ)

Keywords:detonation nanodiamond particles, cancer chemotherapy, materials science

A new cancer DDS that uses nanodiamond as the drug carrier is recently attracting much attention for its outstanding performance for animals. This method has been developed from the beginning under close joint work with Japan and China and relies heavily on the unique structure and properties of detonation nanodiamond particle. For the first time we address the details of mechanism and characteristics behind this novel DDS method from the angles of materials science in this lecture.