Drug delivery system preparation refers to the formulation and fabrication of vehicles—such as polymeric matrices, nanoparticles, surfactant-based carriers, and targeted constructs—designed to control how a therapeutic agent is released, transported, and absorbed in the body. Advanced Pharmaceutical Science And Tech…
Drug delivery system preparation refers to the formulation and fabrication of vehicles—such as polymeric matrices, nanoparticles, surfactant-based carriers, and targeted constructs—designed to control how a therapeutic agent is released, transported, and absorbed in the body. Advanced Pharmaceutical Science And Technology publishes peer-reviewed, open-access research on the design and evaluation of such systems. Reported work in this area includes the evaluation of Sterculia urens gum as a novel carrier for oral colon-targeted delivery, the use of gold nanorods with varied surface properties complexed to siRNA for gene silencing in dopaminergic neuronal cells, and the development of nonionic-surfactant and HPMC-based formulations of Neuro-EPO as a neuroprotective agent. A complementary review examines computer-aided approaches to drug design. Together these studies span natural-polymer carriers, nanoscale delivery platforms, and formulation optimization. Readers interested in controlled-release formulations, nanoparticle carriers, targeted delivery, and excipient evaluation will find peer-reviewed, open-access studies relevant to drug delivery system preparation.
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