DDS for Dacarbazine by combining CD encapsulation with gold nanoparticles
Dacarbazine (DB) is an antineoplastic drug extensively used in cancer therapy. However, present limitations on its performance are related to
Tag: drug delivery systems
Cell-Based Drug Delivery Systems with Innate Homing Capability as a Novel Nanocarrier Platform
Nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems have been designed to treat various diseases. However, many problems remain, such as inadequate tumor targeting
An overview of recent patents and future perspective based on cyclodextrin complexation
This article covers information about cyclodextrin and its various derivatives, its different manufacturing process, physicochemical properties, advantages, and recent advancements.
Symposium of Drug Delivery Systems
The 10th Annual International Symposium of Drug Delivery Systems (SDDS-2023) postponed from the last year is going to be held
Magnetic bacteria for drug delivery
Biohybrid bacteria–based microrobots are increasingly recognized as promising externally controllable vehicles for targeted cancer therapy. A range of bacteria, shown
Special Issue “Carbohydrate-Based Carriers for Drug Delivery”
Chitosan, cyclodextrin, alginate, gellan, xanthan gum, cellulose, dextran, pullulan, etc., are some of the most well-known carbohydrate carriers in drug
RoboCap for drug delivery
Technology networks reported on robotic capsules designed by MIT scientists. RoboCap features a “cargo hold” which stores the drug, as
Rapid Sublingual Delivery of Piroxicam from Electrospun Cyclodextrin Inclusion Complex Nanofibers
This study reports the development of rapidly dissolving cyclodextrin (CD)-based inclusion complex (IC) nanofibers by waterborne electrospinning for fast oral
Advances in the development of cyclodextrin-based nanogels/microgels for biomedical applications: Drug delivery and beyond
Nanogels/microgels are swollen cross-linked polymer networks with tunable physicochemical properties and are commonly employed for the effective delivery of hydrophilic
Emerging technologies to increase gastrointestinal transit times of drug delivery systems
Apart from already established technologies to increase gastrointestinal transit times, including devices rapidly increasing in size once they have reached