Isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC) is a biophysical technique for measuring the formation
and dissociation of molecular complexes and has become an invaluable tool in many …

Heparin is a vital biomolecule in widespread clinical use as an anti-coagulant. Heparin
sensors have potential applications in the bedside detection of heparin levels in human …

It is a great challenge for nanomedicine to develop novel dendrimers with maximum
therapeutic potential and minimum side-effects for drug and gene delivery. As delivery …

1. INTRODUCTION The host− guest chemistry was first developed with the discovery of
crown ethers by Pederson in the 1960s. 1, 2 It was found that the cyclic crown ethers are …

The term dendritic effects has been used extensively by many dendritic polymer scientists
since the early 1990s to describe certain intrinsic physico-chemical and application property …

The delivery of biologically active agents to the desired site in the body and intracellular
organelles is still a big challenge despite efforts made for more than five decades. With the …

Polymeric-based particulate systems have been intensively developed to increase the short
biological half-life and prevent enzymatic degradation of therapeutic proteins. These …

Heparin is a naturally occurring polyelectrolyte consisting of a sulfated polysaccharide
backbone. It is widely used as an anticoagulant during major surgical operations. However …

In this paper, we provide an overview an extensive range of colloidal drug delivery systems
with special focus on vesicular and particulates systems that are being used in research or …

2352 Stroke August 2013 is usually random and produces molecules of different sizes,
whereas the size and molecular mass of a dendrimer can be specifically controlled during …