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The nanoparticles mediated a higher intracellular level and more rapid uptake of encapsulated Nile Red compared to model drug administered alone.
The conjugation with gH625 leads to a more rapid uptake and a nearly twofold higher intensity of the intracellular fluorescence (Fig. 8).
From this the authors deduced that the inferior rate of uptake of negative nanoparticles occurs through a clathrin- and caveolin-independent mechanism while the more rapid uptake of positively charged nanoparticles occurs through a clathrin-dependent mechanism [30].
Underpinning the importance of finance in the decision-making process, some have advocated that finance ministries should be involved earlier in the consultation process to ensure more rapid uptake of vaccines [22].
Peak arterial lidocaine concentrations were unchanged, but peak concentrations in coronary sinus blood (effluent from the myocardium) were increased (maximum 201% of control, SD = 63%, p ≤ 0.05), suggesting more rapid uptake of lidocaine into the myocardium in hypoxia.
Polymeric nanoparticles were found to mediate a higher intracellular level and a more rapid uptake of the encapsulated model drug compared to administration of the model drug alone; therefore, the nanoparticles could be used as a generic carrier of hydrophobic drugs for efficient drug delivery.
The more rapid exosome uptake by Mϕ that is mostly inhibited by anti-CD11b argues for Annexin possibly being important in exosome uptake by Mϕ.
If Apple decided to make updates to its OS X operating system free in part to drive more rapid consumer uptake, it was a great decision: Market adoption of its new OS X Mavericks operating system has beaten adoption of the preceding Mountain Lion version by a large margin.
However, imaging with 18F-NaF has some major advantages over bone scintigraphy, which are related to a more rapid tracer uptake: images can be available immediately after injection, with better image quality; high image resolution is achieved, especially in hybrid PET/CT acquisitions, thanks to an optimal signal-to-background ratio [74].
Active targeting ligand, c-RGD, induced much more rapid cellular uptake than PEG due to the specific ligand receptor interactions.
Our studies showed that the conjugation of c-RGD peptides to the NPs resulted in 20 times more rapid cellular uptake and also enhanced constrained motion of the NPs about 13% higher than that of PEGylation.
