Dendrimers are a class of highly branched molecules with high degree of symmetry . They consist of different generations in which every generation is twice the molecular weight of the previous one. Dendritic architectures comprise three regions: a core, inner shell and outer shell . The properties of dendrimers such as hydrophobicity can be tuned by varying their initial molecular components or the number of generations they possess [91–92]. They can assemble in a spherical shape, and within the three-dimensional structure, an interior void is present wherein to accommodate other molecules .