Studies from Minia University Update Current Data on Nanocarriers (A Comparative Dft Investigation of the Adsorption of Temozolomide Anticancer Drug Over Beryllium Oxide and Boron Nitride Nanocarriers).

A recent study conducted by researchers at Minia University in Egypt explored the potential of beryllium oxide and boron nitride nanocarriers for delivering the anticancer drug temozolomide (TMZ). Using quantum chemical density functional theory (DFT), the researchers investigated the adsorption of TMZ onto the nanocarriers and found that both nanocarriers exhibited favorable adsorption properties. The study also examined the role of water and doping with heavy atoms on the adsorption process. The findings provide a theoretical foundation for future research on nanocarrier applications in drug delivery, particularly for TMZ. [Extracted from the article]