Colloidal systems, which contain nanoparticles or microparticles, can be designed to encapsulate, retain, protect, and deliver bioactive proteins.
Four dendrimeric fragments (FPs) were designed to encapsulate a family of drugs known as salicylanilides (importantly acaricides/anthelminthics), mainly by H-bonding.
Nanoparticles were designed to encapsulate drugs to alter their pharmacological behaviors, therefore, it is very essential to monitor the pharmacokinetic profile of drug encapsulated in nanoparticles in order to clarify and predict their efficacy and side effects.
New folic acid (FA) coupled three layered micelles (3LM) were designed to encapsulate DNA, and their application as delivery system that specifically targets activated macrophages was investigated for new treatment options in rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
To address this fundamental question, bone mimetic scaffolds are designed to encapsulate human mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) for assessing their osteogenic activity depending on different ratios of HAP and WH.
Moreover, MAS is designed to encapsulate software parts in agents that can be maintained or exchanged independently and easily.
The temperature growth response functions are designed to encapsulate the physiological growth processes governing the response of trees and minor vegetation growth to mean daily temperature.
The structural glycan profiling technique was designed to encapsulate the frequent and varied structural changes to glycosylation sites observed in HIV envelope gp120.
In addition to providing structural support, electrospun fibers can be designed to encapsulate, and release in a controlled fashion, therapeutic molecules such as antibiotics, DNA, growth factors, and anti-inflammatory drugs.
A variety of methods have been designed to efficiently encapsulate drug molecules.
