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Volume 21, Issue 1
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Abstract

In recent years, there has been significant research on developing magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) with multifunctional characteristics. This review focuses on the properties and various types of MNPs, methods of their synthesis, and biomedical, clinical, and other applications. These syntheses of MNPs were achieved by various methods, like precipitation, thermal, pyrolysis, vapor deposition, and sonochemical. MNPs are nano-sized materials with diameters ranging from 1 to 100 nm. The MNPs have been used for various applications in biomedical, cancer theranostic, imaging, drug delivery, biosensing, environment, and agriculture. MNPs have been extensively researched for molecular diagnosis, treatment, and therapeutic outcome monitoring in a range of illnesses. They are perfect for biological applications, including cancer therapy, thrombolysis, and molecular imaging, because of their nanoscale size, surface area, and absence of side effects. In particular, MNPs can be used to conjugate chemotherapeutic medicines (or) target ligands/proteins, making them beneficial for drug delivery. However, up until that time, some ongoing issues and developments in MNPs include toxicity and biocompatibility, targeting accuracy, regulation and safety, clinical translation, hyperthermia therapy, immunomodulatory effects, multifunctionality, and nanoparticle aggregation.

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A Concise Review on Magnetic Nanoparticles: Their Properties, Types, Synthetic Methods, and Current Trending Applications
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Keyword(s): biosensing; drug delivery; ferrites; imaging; Magnetic nanoparticles; synthesis

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