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474 Index
imaging techniques, 6 layer- by- layer, 9 manufacturing standardization, 386 safety concerns, 386 stability, 5 synthesis, 243–250
biosynthesis, 249–250 chemical methods, 243–246 mechanical techniques, 250 physical methods, 246–249
types, 305–306, 306, 306 Nano- QSAR, 424–425 Nanospheres, 218, 240, 335, 350–351, 351, 460
selenium PLGA, 195, 197
tyroSpheresTM, 191 Nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC), 9, 174 Nanosuspension, 369 Nanotechnology, 2, 6–9, 188–189, 395–396
advantages, 228–229
applications, 11, 11, 213–232
challenges and limitations, 229–230
delivery systems, 4–5
formulation of herbal products, 173–177
future prospects and trends, 231
innovative applications, 218–228
integration, 67
phytochemical delivery, 75–78, 76
targeted drug delivery systems, 77, 77–78
types, 215–218, 216–217; see also nanomedicines;
phytonanomedicines Nanotoxicological Classication System (NCS), 427–428 Nanotoxicology assessment, 419–427
advanced analytical tools, 424 genetic approaches, 425 grouping/read- across technique, 425 immunotoxicity assays, 425 nano- informatics database, 426 nano- QSAR, 424–425 systems toxicology, 425–426 in vitro carcinogenicity assessment with transformed
cells, 425–426
in vitro models, 421–422
in vivo assays, 422–424 Nanotubes, 218; see also carbon nanotubes (CNT) Natural Health Products (NHPs), 442 Natural Health Products Regulations (NHPR), 442 Neanderthals, 20 Neem, 95
biopesticides, 463
nano- formulations, 413
Western merchants and, 463 Nerium oleander, 101 Nervous system activity of medicinal plants, 131–132 Neurodegenerative diseases, 105–106, 106
phytonanomedicines, 195–196, 197 Neurological diseases, 131–132, 287–301
adjunctive therapy, 296–299
case studies, 299
clinical applications, 299
future directions and challenges, 299–300
nanomedicine, 225–226
neurogenesis, 294–295
oxidative stress, 291–294
scope, 288–289
synaptic plasticity, 295, 296 Neutrophils, 103 Next generation sequencing (NGS) technology, 82 Niosomes, 9, 241 Nitrogen- containing compounds, 95, 97 NLC, see nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC) Norisoprenoids, 95 Novel drug delivery systems (NDDS), 183, 331–341
approaches, 332–333
controlled- release formulations, 334–335
emulsions, 337
ethosomes, 337–338
future opportunities and challenges, 339–341
liposomes, 335
microspheres, 336–337
mouth- dissolving tablets, 334
nanoparticles, 335
niosomes, 336
overview, 331–332
phytosomes, 335
potential of, 333–334
proniosomes, 336
transdermal drug delivery system (TDDS), 336
types, 9, 10 Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, 58–61
one- dimensional, 59
phytochemical chemicals, 60–61
two- dimensional, 59–60
O
Ocimum sanctum, 101, 318, 369, 403–404 Ofce of Alternative Medicine (OAM), 441 Omics technologies, 182–183 ‘Omics’ technologies, 426 Oral delivery systems, 332 Organogels, 9 Ostwald ripening, 8 Otzi, 20
P
Paclitaxel, 78–79 Pain, 156 Palladium nanoparticles (PdNP), 200 Papyrus Ebers, 22 Participatory research, 451 Particle size, 38 Particle size analyzer, 251 Pathya, 446 Personalized herbal formulations, 177 Personalized herbal therapy, 453 pH of extraction medium, 39 Phagocyte, 103 Pharmacodynamics, 276–277 Pharmacogenomics, 149–150 Pharmacognosy, 65, 181
development, 65
molecular, 147 Pharmacokinetics, 276–277 Pharmacovigilance, 14–15 Phenolic acids, 168, 168, 170
Index 475
Phenolic compounds
GC- MS, 52 HPLC, 49
LC- MS, 55 Photon correlation spectroscopy, 252 Physical methods for nanoparticles synthesis, 246–249
electron beam evaporation (EBE), 247
electrospraying, 248–249
ame spray process (FSP), 248
high- energy ball milling process, 246
inert gas condensation (IGC), 247–248
laser ablation (LA), 247
laser pyrolysis, 248
melt mixing, 247
nanolithography, 248
physical vapor deposition (PVD), 246
pulse laser deposition (PLD), 247
pyrolysis, 246–247 Physical vapor deposition (PVD), 246 Phytochemicals, 167–170, 168, 168; see also alkaloids;
avonoids; glycosides; phenolic acids; saponins;
tannins; terpenoids Phytomedicine, see herbal medicine Phytonanomedicines, 189–198
cancers, 190–192, 192 cardiovascular diseases (CVD), 196–198, 198 dened, 189 diabetes mellitus (DM), 193–194, 194 neurodegenerative diseases, 195–196, 197; see also
nanomedicines Phytophyllotoxin, 92 Phytosomes, 9, 241
novel drug delivery systems, 335
targeted delivery systems, 351, 353–354 Phytosterols, 95 α-Pinene, 95, 96, 97 Piperine, 97, 99, 99, 190, 196, 379 P.J. Margo Private Ltd., 463 Plant- based drug discovery, 65–82
bioactive compounds, 66–67
bioassay- guided fractionation, 66, 70
biotechnology, 73–75, 82
case studies, 78–79
challenges and limitations, 79–81
complexity of plant extracts, 79
variability in chemical composition, 79–80 chromatographic and spectroscopic methods, 70–71 emerging trends, 81 ethnobotanical approaches, 66–68 genomics, 66, 73, 82 historical context, 65–66 integrating traditional knowledge and modern science,
81–82 metabolomics, 66, 71–73 nanotechnology, 67, 75–78 phytochemical techniques, 66, 68–69; see also herbal
drug discovery
Plant disease management, 199–201
copper nanoparticles (CuNP), 201 iron nanoparticles (FeNP), 201 palladium nanoparticles (PdNP), 200 RNA interference (RNAi), 204 selenium nanoparticles (SeNP), 201
titanium nanoparticles (TiNP), 200–201
zinc nanoparticles (ZnNP), 200 Plant variability, 39 Pluronics, 9 Podophyllum emodi, 92 Polycaprolactone (PCL), 9 Poly(e- caprolactone) (PCL), 9 Polyethylene glycol (PEG), 9 Polygonum bistorta, 101 Poly(lactide- co- glycolide) (PLGA), 9 Poly(lactide) (PLA), 9 Polymers, 6, 9
nanoparticles, 240, 266–268 Polyol synthesis, 245 Polyphenols, 106
in culinary herbs, 60
NMR spectroscopy, 60 Polyterpenes, 95 Post- market surveillance, 449 Premarket approval (PMA), 448–449 Pressurized liquid extraction (PLE), 45–46
method, 46
parts, 45–46
working principle, 45 Primary metabolites, 92 Proniosomes, 241, 336 Pulse laser deposition (PLD), 247 Pyrexia, 134 Pyrolysis, 246–247
Q
Quality control, 29, 230
herbal formulations, 177–179, 230
nanocarrier formulations, 278–279 Quantum dots, 216, 396 Quartz crystal microbalance- dissipation monitoring
(QCM- D), 424
Quercetin, 13, 66, 76, 78, 169, 194–196, 225, 340, 379, 403
anticancer mechanisms, 105
in liposomes, 78, 278
reducing oxidative stress (OS), 406 Quinine, 20, 66–67, 79, 97, 99, 99, 100, 155, 167
R
Randia dumetorum, 101 Rauvola serpentina, 60, 149 Rauwola serpentina, 92
Reference standards, 178 Regulation, 230, 440–454
agencies, 441–447, 447
approval process, 448–449, 450
challenges and opportunities, 453, 461
diverse standards, 449–450
implications, 453–454
integration, 451–452
international collaboration, 450
personalized herbal therapy, 453
and safety, 29
scientic advancements, 450–451
sustainable and ethical sourcing, 454
technology, 452–453
476 Index
Regulatory hurdles, 181–182
herbal drug discovery, 156–158 Resveratrol, 73, 106 Retapamulin, 109
Rhinacanthus nasutus, 102 Rhizobia, 93
Risk communication, 30 RNA interference (RNAi), 204 Romanian Pharmacopoeia (RPh), 4 Romans, 21, 24 Rosemary, 21 Rosy periwinkle, see Catharanthus roseus
S
Safety assessment, 305–323
analytical techniques, 313–315
carcinogenicity studies, 310
case studies, 320–322
chronic toxicity studies, 310
clinical, 310–313
ethical considerations, 322–323
innformed consent, 322–323
nanotoxicological research, 322 preclinical, 307–308 regulatory frameworks, 315–317 risk mitigation strategies, 317–319 toxicological proling, 309–310
Safety issue, 230 Safety monitoring, 30 Saponins, 60, 69, 95, 96, 97, 105, 108, 126, 136, 168,
168, 169, 170, 172, 239, 250 Sarkar, I.N., 460 Scanning electron microscope (SEM), 252 Scientic advancements, 450–451 Secondary metabolites (SM), 89, 92 Selaginella lepidophylla, 101 Selenium nanoparticles (SeNP), 201 Sephadex LH, 20, 70 Serpentine, 92 Sertürner, Friedrich, 79 Sesquarterpenes, 95 Sesquiterpenes, 49, 54, 60, 95, 125 Sesterterpenes, 95 Shang dynasty, 23 Shanidar IV, 20 Sharma, V., 460 Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing, 2, 23 Siddha, 5, 90–91, 368 Silica gel chromatography, 70 Silphium, 462 SLN, see solid lipid nanoparticles Sol- gel method, 243–244 Solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN), 7, 9, 217, 461
biocompatibility, 461 herbal formulations, 174 physiological lipids, 7
surface modication, 7 Solubility, 37 Solvent, 68, 170
menstruum, 38
polar, 38
properties, 38
volume- to- raw material ratio, 39 Soranus, 24 Spinning, 244 Splenocytes, 102 Spray drying, 175 St. John’s Wort, 23 Standardization, 230, 386
bioactive compounds, 61–62
extraction methods, 453
herbal extracts, 175–176
herbal formulations, 177–179, 230
advances, 181 challenges, 180–181
nanocarrier formulations, 278–279 State Pharmacopoeia of the Russian Federation (SPRF), 3 Steroids, 95 Subcritical water extraction (SWE), 47–48
parts, 47
process, 47–48
working principle, 47 Sugars, solubility, 37 Sumerians, 22 Supercritical uid extraction (SFE), 40–41, 47, 68, 171
applications, 41
parts, 40
process, 41
working principle, 40 Supermolecules, 14 Surface area analysis, 251 Surface plasmon resonance, 253 Sushruta, 23 Sushruta Samhita, 23 Sustainable and ethical sourcing, 454 Swertia chirata, 7 Synergistic formulations, 176 Synthesis of nanoparticles, 243–250
biosynthesis, 249–250
chemical, 243–246
chemical vapor deposition (CVD), 245–246 electrochemical, 245 hydrothermal, 244–245 microemulsion, 244 polyol, 245 sol- gel method, 243–244 spinning, 244
thermal decomposition, 245 mechanical, 250 physical
electron beam evaporation (EBE), 247
electrospraying, 248–249
ame spray process (FSP), 248
high- energy ball milling process, 246
inert gas condensation (IGC), 247–248
laser ablation (LA), 247
laser pyrolysis, 248
melt mixing, 247
nanolithography, 248
physical vapor deposition (PVD), 246
pulse laser deposition (PLD), 247
pyrolysis, 246–247
Synthetic biology, 459–460
Index 477
Syringic acid, 93–94 Systems toxicology, 426
T
Tang dynasty, 23 Tannins, 27, 49, 52, 60, 93–94, 106–107, 129, 168, 168,
169, 239, 409 Targeted delivery and controlled release, 275–276 Targeted delivery systems, 228, 345–359
antibody drug conjugates, 356 aptamers, 355–358, 357 carbon nanotubes (CNT), 351, 353 carriers systems, 349–356 communicable diseases, 358 dendrimers, 351, 352–353 DNA nanostructures/origami, 351, 354–355 ligand- receptor mediated targeting, 356 liposomes, 349–350, 351 micelles, 351, 352 microspheres and micropellets, 355 non- communicable diseases, 358–359 phytosomes, 351, 353–354 polymeric nanoparticles, 350–352, 351 rise of, 348–349 stimuli- responsive delivery systems, 358
strategies and mechanisms, 355–359 Taxol, 73 Temperature, 39 Terminalia chebula, 101 Terpenoids, 94, 168, 168, 169
biological activities and herbal source, 97
categorization, 95
chemical structures, 96
GC- MS analysis, 53
HPLC, 49
LC- MS, 54
NMR spectroscopy, 60
synthesis of, 92 Tetraterpenes, 95 Theophrastus, 25, 91 Thermal decomposition, 245 Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), 252 Third Dynasty of Ur, 22 Thymol crystal, 7 Time, extraction, 39 Tinospora cordifolia, 7 Tissue culture, 73–74 Titanium nanoparticles (TiNP), 200–201 T- lymphocytes, 102–103 Toxicity, 229–230 Traceability, 453 Trade Related Intellectual Property Systems (TRIPS), 462 Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), 23, 26, 91,
444–445
regulatory approaches, 445 Traditional knowledge, 450–451
modern research and, 450–451
recognizing value of, 451 Traditional medicines, 448 Transdermal delivery systems, 332 Transethosomes, 8–9
Transferosomes, 8, 242, 337–338 Translation of herbals, 25 Transmission electron microscopy (TEM), 252–253 Treatise on Cold Damage, 23 Tribulus terrestris, 7 TRIPS, see Trade Related Intellectual Property Systems Tripterygium wilfordii, 102 Triterpenes, 95, 105, 124 Turmeric, 21 Type 1 diabetes, 108 Type 2 diabetes, 108
U
Ultra- high- performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC), 50 Ultrasonic extraction, 171–172 Ultrasound- assisted extraction (UAE), 43–44, 69
methods, 44 parts, 44
working principle, 43–44 Unani, 5, 19, 90–91, 148, 368, 381 United States Pharmacopoeia (USP), 3 Urtica diocia, 101 UV- visible spectroscopy, 253
V
Variable chemical makeup, 79–80, 179–180 Vinblastine, 462 Vincamine, 97, 99, 99 Vincristin, 462 Vincristine, 462 Viral diseases/infections, 106–107
antiviral activity of medicinal plants, 127, 128 Virtual screening, 459 Viscum coloratum, 102 Vitro culture, see tissue culture
W
Water, 38 Withania somnifera, 101, 105, 136, 149 World Health Organization (WHO), 1–2, 19, 446–447
global herbal market, 27
guidelines, 447
X
Xanthium strumarium, 101 X- ray diffraction (XRD), 253
Y
Yellow Emperor, 23
Z
Zajtchuk, R., 459 Zeta potential, 251–252 Zhang Zhong Jing, 23 Zinc nanoparticles (ZnNP), 200
Ziziphora tenuior, 101