This book serves as an introduction to the concepts of medical biotechnology, with great details about fundamentals and early disciplines of study as well as emerging fields and the latest research. The book follows a chronological order from the earliest discoveries and breakthroughs of medical biotechnology to the latest areas of study. The book contains up-to-date citations for each chapter and section, which makes it easy for the reader to understand the concept and also to follow the latest developments in the particular area. It is an ideal book for undergraduate and graduate students who aspire to derive basic knowledge and are also keen on learning about the latest advancements in the field of medical biotechnology.

This book serves as an introduction to the concepts of medical biotechnology, with great details about fundamentals and early disciplines of study as well as emerging fields and the latest research. The book follows a chronological order from the earliest discoveries and breakthroughs of medical biotechnology to the latest areas of study. The book contains up-to-date citations for each chapter and section, which makes it easy for the reader to understand the concept and also to follow the latest developments in the particular area. It is an ideal book for undergraduate and graduate students who aspire to derive basic knowledge and are also keen on learning about the latest advancements in the field of medical biotechnology. 

The present work is aimed at developing the modified modern electroanalytical methods for the determination of the selected model drugs in dosage forms including phytochemicals and pharmaceutical formulation. Different types of nanomaterias and surfactants have been used to fabricate electrochemical sensors. Procedures have been standardized for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of some pharmaceuticals in solubilized systems. The developed methods are advantageous over other sophisticated and time consuming techniques in being low cost, rapid, ease in sample handling, and above all, extremely high sensitivity and are thus the methods of choice for the detection and trace-level determination of molecules of interest.