Abstract

Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (MIPs) are synthetic polymers with highly specific recognition sites tailored to a target molecule. Their selective binding properties make them valuable tools in pharmaceutical and biomedical analysis, including drug delivery, diagnostics, and therapeutic monitoring. This article explores the principles behind MIPs, their synthesis, and application in pharmaceutical and biomedical fields. Advanced applications, including bio sensing and imaging, are also discussed, highlighting the potential of MIPs to transform precision medicine and drug development. Challenges in their implementation and future directions for research are examined, providing a comprehensive understanding of this promising technology.