Advantages of nanobiotechnology While the world believes that nanobiotechnology is likely to shape future technology, it is important to consider both sides of the technology and have an analysis of its pros and cons. This segment enumerates some of the major advantages of the technology as a possible path for the world to take. According to scientific research, there are several companies that have great concern for the therapeutic application of nanobiotechnology. This mainly concerns the antioxidant properties of nanomaterials, leading to the restricting of fullerenes to produce new antioxidants. With this development, it is believed that the new antioxidants will be quite useful in the treatment and management of neurodegenerative diseases, which principally emanate from oxidant injuries (Maharana et al. 147). Additionally, nanomaterials have been considered for the treatment of cancer. In recent days, nanoscientists have engaged in processes aimed at developing therapies utilizing “cooking tumors” principles (Maharana et al. 147). When using antibody-coated iron nanoparticles, the antigens attached to the tumor before the magnetic field is repeatedly applied. As a result, the particles heat and “cook” the tumors starting from the inside. Although this has not been well explored, many world scientists believe that the adoption of this approach would boost the fight against cancer in the world today (De Villiers, Aramwit, and Kwon 165). Another benefit of nanobiotechnology in medicine is in drug delivery. Normally, an efficient drug delivery system is supposed to increase bioavailability and encapsulate the drug to eliminate side effects (Maharana et al. 145). Many pharmaceutical companies faced with patent expiry threats are looking into possible ways of delivering their drugs through nanobiotechnology. Moreover, several drugs have been developed using this technology and registered improved drug solubility ratio. An example of such a drug is Merck’s Emend (Maharana et al. 145). In terms of encapsulation of drugs, several procedures have already been successful, utilizing polyamine acid nanoparticles. Of great significance has been in the manufacture of “Smart Drugs” which have amazing benefits when rated against those that do not appreciate this technology. For instance, smart drugs are known to have no side effects, a major problem that has been registered in the field of traditional medicine (Karkare 166). Furthermore, nanobiotechnology has found application in tissue engineering and reconstruction. Nanobiotechnology can be coupled with biomaterials in the generation of scaffolds for tissue reconstruction which can be used in the regulation of cell behavior. Materials like nanofabricated scaffolds have been known to regulate fundamental processes like cell migration and angiogenesis (Maharana et al. 147). By using nanopatterning and micropatterning, it is possible to demonstrate the influence of cell shape on cell behavior. Based on this development, nanopatterning can be utilized when directing cell behavior to stimulate the differentiation of stem cells. This would allow the generation of important cell types and regulate their behavior especially