Sentence examples for circulation and release from inspiring English sources

This enables designing polymer drugs with long blood circulation and release and specific activation of the active compound in endosomes of target cells.

It was decided to expurgate the existing document, which had been removed from circulation and release it.

Such cells can re-enter the circulation and release cytokines at distant target organs (e.g. the liver).

Our TBG nanocapsule containing siRNAs directed against either both CDK11 genes or against CK2α and CK2α′ provides protection to the nucleic acid during circulation and releases the siRNA within the cancer cells to downregulate the targeted gene expression.

Agreeing with Generally Regarded As Safe (GRAS) motif, an ideal nanocarrier must be nontoxic, and of biodegradable, nanosize range (preferably <100 nm), bears slight positive charge, must be stable under in vivo condition, retains drug during circulation, and releases the loaded drug selectively as well as rapidly under tumorous environment.

Encapsulation efficiency of DOX-GNMs was as high as 94.6 and DOX release was pH-dependent from DOX-GNMs, ensuring the stability of nanomicelles in blood circulation and rapid release of DOX in tumor cells.

Notice that the external source terms (S_{C}) and (S_{Rb}) may be non-zero due to (a minimal) systemic drug absorption into circulation and successive release into the tissues.

DOX was attached to QD via a pH-sensitive hydrazone bond in order to provide the stability of the complex in systemic circulation and drug release in acidic environment inside cancer cells.

Canuel et al. [ 27] postulated that tea increased mercury due to enterohepatic circulation and increased release of Hg from liver.

Drug targeting systems are generally designed to be stable in circulation, and to release the conjugated or entrapped active agent only at the target site (Torchilin, 2005; Duncan, 2006; Lammers et al, 2008).

However, serum concentrations of S100B and albumin are influenced significantly by status of peripheral circulation and blood released from the hematoma after ICH, leading to the potential inaccuracies in judging the disease severity.