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This review aims to summarize the broad range of nanoreactors that have been constructed from artificial and biological materials using covalent and non-covalent approaches. The main center of attention is on self-assembled systems that are variable in size from a few nanometers to micrometers. The major advantage of self-assembled nanoreactors, is their ability to mimics a cell easily and contain a cavity which provide surface area to take place a chemical reaction. This account also summarizes their synthesis, characteristic features, and important biological applications in the field of Diagnosis, Theragnostics and Therapeutics. Block copolymers have inherent ability to self-aggregate in well-defined micelles which show excellent ability as nanoreactors to synthesize Au NPs. A fine grouping of micelle and nanoparticles makes them fine target delivery vehicles in various biological systems but the primary requirement to achieve the desired results in case of chemotherapy, cytotoxicity and other biological applications, is to use them in a highly precise manner. Hollow mesoporous @M/CeO2 (M=Au, Pd and Au-Pd) nanospheres can be used as effective nanoreactors with superior catalytic activity and stability for reduction of 4nitrophenol due to their hollow mesoporous structural features.

A Brief Review of Construction, Working and Applications of Nanoreactors