Issues related to targeted delivery of proteins and peptides

Journal Title: The AAPS Journal - Year 2006, Vol 8, Issue 3

Abstract

While modern genomic and proteomic technology enables rapid screening of novel proteins and peptides as potential drug candidates, design of delivery systems for these biologics remains challenging especially to achieve site-specific pharmacological actions. This article discusses the issues associated with targeted delivery of protein and peptide drugs at physiochemical, physiological, and intracellular levels with a special focus on cancer therapy.

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Yingjuan Lu, Jun Yang, Emanuela Sega

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  • EP ID EP681802
  • DOI  10.1208/aapsj080355
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Yingjuan Lu, Jun Yang, Emanuela Sega (2006). Issues related to targeted delivery of proteins and peptides. The AAPS Journal, 8(3), -. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-681802