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  1. Dendrimer Nanoconjugates And Their Oral Inhalation Formulations For Lung Cancer Therapy

    … and suitable for local delivery. Additionally, oral inhalation (OI) has long been accepted as the preferred mode of administration of therapeutics to the lungs. To address these discussed challenges, we used a strategy — polymeric nanocarriers (PNCs) to achieve the spatial and temporal drug …

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  2. Polymeric Nanocarriers And Their Oral Inhalation Formulations For The Regional Delivery Of Nucleic Acids To The Lungs

    … a large number of medically relevant diseases. Oral inhalation (OI) is a promising route for the administration of therapeutics, including small molecules and biomacromolecules, such as nucleotides, peptides, and proteins, to (locally) and through (systemically) the lungs. The use of OI is …

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  3. Polymeric nanocarriers for the regional and systemic delivery of therapeutics to and through the lungs

    … fastest portals of entry to the bloodstream and oral inhalation (OI) has long been accepted as the preferred mode of administration of therapeutics to the respiratory tract. However, despite its advantages, the lungs have been largely underutilized to target ailments not only of systemic …

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  4. Development and Evaluation of a Small Volume Liquid Impaction Surface (SVLIS) in the Next Generation Impactor (NGI)

    The growing popularity of inhalation as a route of administration for local action in the lungs as well as systemic effects has necessitated the development of in vitro models for studying the deposition, dissolution and absorption of orally inhaled drug formulations. Models that integrate the …

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