ISSN 2639-9431
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2026February 09, 2026 EDT
Nanomaterials as a promising platform for COVID-19
Nanomaterials as a promising platform for COVID-19
Mohammad Hosein Fathian Nasab, Mohammad Amin Manavi, Mohammad Hamrahi, Fatemeh Khonsari, Mohaddeseh Gelivarisarshari, Aryan Foroohari, Mohammad Dehghani, Sheyda Ranjbar, Fatemeh Atyabi,
COVID-19SARS-CoV-2immunopathologynanomedicinetargeted drug deliveryrepurposed nanotechnologyNanotechnologyNanoparticles
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Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2026
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- Irisin-loaded Porous Silica Nanoparticles Enhance Bone Healing in High Cholesterol Diet-induced Medaka Fish ModelPrashant SadanandanSilja KrishnanManzoor KoyakuttyManitha Nair
- Nanoparticles for brain disease: translational failures, blood-brain barrier heterogeneity, and precision design constraintsArun Kumar NirmalHaripriya DayalanRohith SGayathri Ayyar
- Nanomaterials as a promising platform for COVID-19Mohammad Hosein Fathian NasabMohammad Amin ManaviMohammad HamrahiFatemeh KhonsariMohaddeseh GelivarisarshariAryan ForoohariMohammad DehghaniSheyda RanjbarFatemeh Atyabi
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Fathian Nasab MH, Manavi MA, Hamrahi M, et al. Nanomaterials as a promising platform for COVID-19. Precis Nanomed. 2026;9(1):1691-1712. doi:10.33218/001c.154449