Structure and feature of nano-medicines assembled by biodegradable polymers

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-7795.2017.01.026

Abstract

Abstract: Major progress in the understanding of the onset and pathology of a series of diseases highlights the biodegradable polymers based nano-medicine having desirable pharmaceutical and pharmacological property, targeting disease site, crossing biological barriers, exhibiting multiple functions and monitoring real-time drug-distribution. These advantages of nano-medicines attract a great deal of research interests, and the polymeric biodegradable conjugates have been deeply emphasized by medicinal chemistry in particular. In this regard, the present review focuses on the assembling process and feature of biodegradable polymers based nano-medicines. To get insight into the assembling process of the biodegradable polymers and to visualize the feature of the formed nano-species we provided a number of figures.

Key words: biodegradable polymers, nano-medicine, nano-structure, assembly process, assembly mechanism

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Zhao Ming, Peng Shiqi. Structure and feature of nano-medicines assembled by biodegradable polymers[J]. Journal of Capital Medical University, 2017, 38(1): 126-142.

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