Tasar sericin, a silk protein derived from the Tasar silkworm Antheraea mylitta, has garnered significant interest in the field of drug delivery systems. Its biocompatibility, biodegradability, and abundant availability make it an attractive candidate for nanoparticle delivery applications. This paper explores the potential of Tasar sericin as a carrier for nanoparticles, particularly in biomedical applications. We review its properties, methods of extraction and functionalization, and recent advancements in its use as a nanocarrier. Challenges and future perspectives in the field of sericin-based nanocarriers are also discussed. Tasar Sericin as a potential carrier for nanoparticle delivery. The methodology includes extraction of Tasar Sericin, synthesis of nanoparticles, loading nanoparticles onto sericin, and in vitro evaluation of delivery efficiency. Data analysis involves characterization of particle size, encapsulation efficiency, and release kinetics, followed by statistical analysis.

Keywords: Tasar Sericin; Nanoparticles; Drug Delivery; Nanocarrier; Silk Protein;Biocompatibility