Nanotechnology in Medicine: Ability to Develop Vaccine of COVID-19 and Study in Relation with Nanoparticles

  • Mohammed Sajjad Ali Obaid, Prof. Dr. Parshuram Singh

Abstract

National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies of the United Kingdom has reported in the year 2017 that influenza type pandemic is at very high risk. The prediction two years advance has given a chance to prepare but nevertheless medical science had could do better in preparing for it. The pandemic as predicted it could be dangerous than flooding tsunami’s, accidents and other serious life taking causalities. WHO warns often timely to each and every country that infectious diseases like cholera, malaria and tuberculosis are on a verge of comeback, Nevertheless even WHO was surprised that a new virus attack in the name of Corona Virus named (COVID 19) emerged in Wuhan city China and in early 2020 all over the globe almost all the countries are infected by COVID 19. Nanotechnology in the prevention stage of COVID 19, it has developed Nano-fiber-based facial respirators, also highly effective antimicrobial and antiviral disinfectants are primary preventive priority to stop the spread of the viral infections. Widespread research is in progress to build up vaccine for COVID 19 (Corona virus pandemic SARS COV 2) based on Nano-materials. Nanotechnology has revealed hopeful responsibility to develop quick response COVID 19 tests. Therefore, designing a targeted Nano-system in context to the different proteins of Corona virus can be solution of the viral infection. This paper is positive direction to the Nanotechnology to develop a hope and work on the vaccination of the COVID 19. This research ends with suggestion and gives positive direction in the way of developing vaccine of COVID 19.

Published
2020-06-06
How to Cite
Mohammed Sajjad Ali Obaid, Prof. Dr. Parshuram Singh. (2020). Nanotechnology in Medicine: Ability to Develop Vaccine of COVID-19 and Study in Relation with Nanoparticles. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(04), 3044 -. Retrieved from http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/24134