Evidence-based best practices for vaccination delivery include the establishment of vaccination standing orders.
Available alternatives for transdermal estrogen delivery include patches, gels, sprays and lotions.
Options, some for takeout but many for delivery, include Swedish gravlax from Aquavit, veal Romana from Campagnola and chicken Kiev from the Russian Tea Room, among countless choices.
Common modes of oral MR delivery include: delayed-release, site-specific or timed release, extended-release, and programmed release.
Evidently good targets for baculovirus-mediated gene delivery include immunoprivileged tissues, such as eye, brain and testis.
Features across landscapes that are important for pollination delivery include: nesting habitats, floral resource availability at foraging distance, and climate.
The signals facilitating drug delivery include tumor and endocytic acidities, hypoxia, enzyme overexpression, as well as high levels of intracellular glutathione, reactive oxygen species, and adenosine-5′-triphosphate.
Recent advances in engineered therapeutic delivery include temporal control of cytotoxin release, enzymatic activation of pro-drugs, and secretion of physiologically active biomolecules.
At present, challenges in drug delivery include engineering intelligent vectors for simultaneous diagnosis and treatment, vectors that are safe, easily administered, and with a reduced cost.
Major research issues in protein delivery include the stabilization of proteins in delivery devices and the design of appropriate protein carriers in order to overcome mucosal barriers.
The pieces for sale, which can be ordered for home delivery, include the Playable ART Ball by Bernd Liebert ($25), above left, and the Jellybean trolley by Hideo Wakamatsu ($120), below left.
