Endogenous carriers and ligands in non-immunogenic site-specific drug delivery.

作者: S.P Vyas , V Sihorkar

DOI: 10.1016/S0169-409X(00)00067-3

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摘要: Targeted drug delivery has gained recognition in modern therapeutics and attempts are being made to explore the potentials possibilities of cell biology related bioevents development specific, programmed target oriented systems. The components which have been recognized be tools include receptors ligands, where act as molecular targets or portals, with receptor specificity selectivity, trafficked en route site. Although ligands exogenous synthetic origin contribute selectivity component carrier constructs, they may impose immunological manifestations different magnitudes. latter entail a continual quest for bio-compatible, non-immunogenic orientated delivery. Endogenous serum, cellular extracellular bio-ligands interact colloidal constructs influence their bio-fate. However, these endogenous can themselves serve targeting modules either native form engineered cargo. Bio-regulatory, nutrient immune sensitive, specific effective site directing handles add targeted present review provides an exhaustive account identified bio-ligands, not only nature but also site-specific. cell-related instrumental negotiating uptake discussed. Further, brief ligand-receptor interactions set biological events ensures ligand-driven trafficking complex interior is presented. Since interaction critical pre-requisite anchored cargo, attempt identify differential expression under normal etiological conditions. Studies judiciously utilized analogs site-specific reviewed bioactives using offers enormous options opportunities through construct engineering could become future reality clinical practice.

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