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Development of Long-Acting Antibacterial Drugs for Pets Based on Nanotechnology

Author(s)

Zimeng Wang

Affiliation(s)

Jinan Foreign Language School, Jinan, Shandong, China

Abstract

This study looked into how nanotechnology could be used to create long-lasting antibacterial drugs for pets. It analyzed how different types of nanomaterials work to improve drug effectiveness and how long they stay active in the body. The findings showed that nano-based antibacterial agents are highly effective in treating chronic diseases in pets by increasing the duration and precision of drug delivery. Additionally, research on the safety of these materials indicated that techniques like surface modification and adjusting particle size can reduce toxicity, making them more suitable for clinical use. Overall, nanotechnology holds great promise in pet medicine, particularly for developing long-acting antibacterial drugs.

Keywords

Nanotechnology; Long-Acting Antibacterial Drugs; Pet Medicine; Bioavailability; Safety

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