GR1007882B - Functional multi-stimuli responsive polymeric nanocontainers-microcontainers as drug delivery systems - Google Patents
Functional multi-stimuli responsive polymeric nanocontainers-microcontainers as drug delivery systemsInfo
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Abstract
In this patent we describe the production of functional multi-stimuli responsive nanonontainers aiming to their use as drug delivery systems. Specifically, multiple pH; temperature and redox sensitive nanocontainers-microcontainers are described, fabricated through seed polymerization. Distillation-precipitation and emulsion polymerization methods, both subcategories of seed polymerization, have been also used for the preparation of the nanocontainers-microcontainers. The cores of the coreshell nanospheres have been prepared from a variety«, of polymers such as Poly(methacrylic acid) and Poly(methyl methacrylate) (organic cores) and SiO2 (Stober) (inorganic core). Once our nanocontainers-microcontainers fully evaluated according to their drug loading and release capacity and cytotoxicity, we are able to fine tune their properties in order to fabricate the ideal system. We succeed to develop an ideal combination of the above properties combined with a targeting group and magnetic nanoparticles aiming at gaining multiple stimuli response. Introducing tumor targeting groups onto polymeric surface, termed active targeting can further enhance their accumulation in cancer cells. This fuctionalization improves the biodistribution of the carried drugs significantly enhance the system`s therapeutic index and minimize the side effects.
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CN109223730A (en) * | 2018-10-01 | 2019-01-18 | 嘉兴德扬生物科技有限公司 | A kind of multiple response targets the preparation method of mesoporous silicon substrate intelligence carrier |
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