Synthesis and in vitro Modeling and Characterization of Self-AssemblingDrug Conjugates for Targeted Medicinal Application

D.   K.   Sarker

doi:10.2174/138955706777698679

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A number of conjugates tend to self-associate in a transient or permanent fashion and this has formed the basisof considerable intense scientific and commercial investigation over recent years. This article considers a variety ofstrategic formulations, their flaws and advantages. Working practices and groundbreaking developmental activities withinthe sphere of self-assembling drug conjugates are also reviewed.

Keywords: Smart colloids, encapsulation, surfactant, polymer, ntegration, nano-engineering

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Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry

Title: Synthesis and in vitro Modeling and Characterization of Self-AssemblingDrug Conjugates for Targeted Medicinal Application

Volume: 6 Issue: 7

Author(s): D. K. Sarker

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Keywords: Smart colloids, encapsulation, surfactant, polymer, ntegration, nano-engineering

Abstract: A number of conjugates tend to self-associate in a transient or permanent fashion and this has formed the basisof considerable intense scientific and commercial investigation over recent years. This article considers a variety ofstrategic formulations, their flaws and advantages. Working practices and groundbreaking developmental activities withinthe sphere of self-assembling drug conjugates are also reviewed.

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Sarker K. D., Synthesis and in vitro Modeling and Characterization of Self-AssemblingDrug Conjugates for Targeted Medicinal Application, Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry 2006; 6 (7) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/138955706777698679