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Abstract

In the current investigation, application of anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy are studied. NMR spectroscopy can also give an objective and reliable decision about malignancy and early malignant stages of anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy. This technique could help medical professionals in assessing with a clinically relevant specificity and sensitivity the location for most representative biopsies.

Key words

anti–cancer nano drugs particles (ACNDP), NMR characterization, gum cancer, cell membrane, DNA/RNA interactions, dynamics, overlapped NMR signals, relaxation dispersion difference, NMR spectroscopy

Introduction

To address the progress of the companies that are developing/ have developed commercial anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy oncological applications towards implementation in the clinics, we have contacted leading companies in anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy to collect information [1-10].

Results and discussion

Prior to the development of technological tools aiming to improve diagnosis and/or treatment of gum cancer, it is important to define the actual clinical needs, because various clinical problems have different needs and solutions. Currently, two main oncological clinical needs, which could be fulfilled by application of anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy, have been identified: (A) diagnostic tools for biopsy guidance for early diagnosis of (pre–) malignant, and (B) tools for surgery guidance, which can be used for intra–operative assessment of resection margins to achieve adequate tumor resection (Figure 1).

Figure 1. Anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy

Conclusion

Anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy has been explored for oncological applications in numerous studies, employing various types of measurement systems, and targeting various types of gum cancers. This section also provides a review of the use of anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy ex vivo and in vivo for early diagnosis, biopsy guidance and surgery guidance of different types of gum cancer. Based on the search terms, 42 research papers on oncological applications of anti–cancer Nano drugs particles (ACNDP) to NMR characterization of viral gum cancer cell membrane DNA/RNA interactions for extracting DNA/RNA dynamics information from overlapped NMR signals using relaxation dispersion difference NMR spectroscopy were included.

Acknowledgments

This study was supported by the Cancer Research Institute (CRI) Project of Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development, the National Natural Science Foundation of the United Sates, the International Joint BioSpectroscopy Core Research Laboratory Program supported by the California South University (CSU), and the Key project supported by the American International Standards Institute (AISI), Irvine, California,USA.

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