Elsevier Application of DNA-based Nanomaterials in Tissue Regeneration

Application of DNA-based Nanomaterials in Tissue Regeneration provides a detailed explanation of the mechanisms by which DNA nanomaterials facilitate tissue regeneration, including their role in stem cell differentiation, cell proliferation, and tissue repair processes. It delves into the application of DNA nanomaterial-based cell surface engineering in tissue regeneration, as well as the potential of supramolecular DNA hydrogels in promoting wound healing and organ regeneration. Furthermore, the book provides a comprehensive analysis of the application of DNA nanomaterial-based drug delivery systems in tissue regeneration, covering targeted therapeutic strategies designed for various diseases and injuries, and exploring their clinical application prospects. The book is written by experts in the field for academicians, graduate students, and researchers in tissue engineering, DNA nanotechnology, drug delivery, and biomaterials. By presenting these topics, readers can gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest advances and future trends in the field of tissue regeneration using DNA nanomaterials. Provides a detailed explanation of the mechanism of nucleic acid nanostructure in tissue regeneration Covers DNA, nanomaterial-based cell surface engineering Includes content on supramolecular DNA hydrogels and DNA nanomaterial based drug delivery systems for tissue regeneration