… and exhibits hydrophobic properties, while it can be protonated and becomes hydrophilic
when … Figure 2 Multistage pH-responsive liposomes for mitochondrial-targeted anticancer drug …

… the water solubility of hydrophobic chemotherapeutics, … in the tumor tissues through enhanced
penetration and retention (… A pH-responsive cell-penetrating peptidemodified liposomes …

… Polymeric nanocarriers boost efficient antitumor efficacy via encapsulate/conjugate
therapeutics including small molecule anticancer drugs, nucleic acids (DNA, siRNA) and proteins. …

… amount of calculation will also increase, which will cause a … coarse-grained molecular
dynamics to simulate drug carriers, in … entry of drug research into the era of precision drug design. …

… This article summarizes the drug-carrying strategies (including membrane fusion, electroporation
and genetic engineering, etc.), advantages and disadvantages of exosomes as drug …

… , and induce stromal cells to change their behavior and promote tumor metastasis. So the …
stress, drug delivery and tumor metastasis. Also we introduce several strategies to restore …

… carriers or stabilizers for drugs and nanoparticles (NPs) due to their highly branched 3-dimensional
globular shape, internal hydrophobic … therapeutic agents such as drugs, siRNAs or …

… Zhang, Y., et al., Folic acid-targeted disulfide-based cross-linking micelle for enhanced drug
encapsulation stability and site-specific drug delivery against tumors. International journal of …

… In this review, we summarized the strategies for engineering long-acting formulations for …
, implant, oral preparations and transdermal drug delivery systems, and analyzed their release …

… with mpHLIP peptides as leading hydrophobic groups. (b) … for delivering nucleic acids, small
molecular drugs and protein, etc. … phospholipid vesicle with drug encapsulation and delivery …