Nanocarriers are described as delivery platforms that encapsulate and distribute poorly soluble drugs. The review uses them as the broader platform class into which spiropyran-responsive systems fit.
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nanocarriers, which encode logic chemically in response to tumor microenvironmental cues
This article elaborates on the research progress of novel drug delivery systems in glioma treatment, including various nanocarriers, targeted delivery strategies, and gene therapy drug delivery systems.
Nanocarriers are rapidly growing in popularity in the field of drug delivery. The ability of nanocarriers to encapsulate and distribute poorly soluble drugs while minimising their undesired effects is significantly advantageous over traditional drug delivery.
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Differences in logic behavior across therapeutic modalities arise from the nature of the input signals and from the molecular implementations that govern signal propagation and amplification.
CAR-T cells implement protein-based logic using antigen-derived input signals, whereas nanocarriers encode logic chemically in response to tumor microenvironmental cues.
The article reviews research progress in glioma drug delivery systems, including nanocarriers, targeted delivery strategies, and gene therapy delivery systems.
Nanocarriers can encapsulate and distribute poorly soluble drugs while minimizing undesired effects compared with traditional drug delivery.
The ability of nanocarriers to encapsulate and distribute poorly soluble drugs while minimising their undesired effects is significantly advantageous over traditional drug delivery.
Nanocarriers can be decorated with imaging moieties and targeting agents to increase functionality.
Nanocarriers can also be decorated with imaging moieties and targeting agents, further incrementing their functionality.