With the aim to enrich the therapeutic profile of classical anti-cancer drugs, inorganic pH dependent carbonate apatite (CA) nanoparticles were utilized to efficiently deliver various drugs and also genetic materials into cancer cells. Following characterization and various modifications in the structure of CA complexes with different therapeutics, lifted outcomes were achieved. Markedly, enhanced anti-cancer efficacy was attained via application of CA formulations of therapeutics in cell culture and animal model. Additionally, synergistic interactions against cancer cells were documented following administration of CA preparations carrying drugs and genetic materials compared to free drugs
Specific gene knockdown facilitated by short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a potential approach for sup...
pH sensitive nanoparticles of carbonate apatite (CA) have been proven to be effective delivery vehic...
Carbonate apatite (CA) is a synthetic derivative of hydroxyapatite, which we have been exploring as ...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer has demonstrated various drawback...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer has demonstrated various drawback...
Inorganic pH-sensitive nanoparticles (NPs) have emerged as powerful vehicles for delivering chemothe...
Harnessing siRNA technology has promising results in limiting the proliferation and survival of canc...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Gene augmentation therapy entails replacement of the abnormal tumor suppressor genes in cancer cells...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer suffers from various drawbacks, i...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Introduction: Cancer is one of the top-ranked noncommunicable diseases causing deaths to nine millio...
Specific gene knockdown facilitated by short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a potential approach for sup...
pH sensitive nanoparticles of carbonate apatite (CA) have been proven to be effective delivery vehic...
Specific gene knockdown facilitated by short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a potential approach for sup...
pH sensitive nanoparticles of carbonate apatite (CA) have been proven to be effective delivery vehic...
Carbonate apatite (CA) is a synthetic derivative of hydroxyapatite, which we have been exploring as ...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer has demonstrated various drawback...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer has demonstrated various drawback...
Inorganic pH-sensitive nanoparticles (NPs) have emerged as powerful vehicles for delivering chemothe...
Harnessing siRNA technology has promising results in limiting the proliferation and survival of canc...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Gene augmentation therapy entails replacement of the abnormal tumor suppressor genes in cancer cells...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Pharmacotherapy as the mainstay in the management of breast cancer suffers from various drawbacks, i...
In continuing search for effective treatments of cancer, the emerging model aims at efficient intrac...
Introduction: Cancer is one of the top-ranked noncommunicable diseases causing deaths to nine millio...
Specific gene knockdown facilitated by short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a potential approach for sup...
pH sensitive nanoparticles of carbonate apatite (CA) have been proven to be effective delivery vehic...
Specific gene knockdown facilitated by short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a potential approach for sup...
pH sensitive nanoparticles of carbonate apatite (CA) have been proven to be effective delivery vehic...
Carbonate apatite (CA) is a synthetic derivative of hydroxyapatite, which we have been exploring as ...