The blood–brain barrier (BBB) is a dynamic and complex interface between the blood and
the central nervous system regulating brain homeostasis. Major functions of the BBB include …

The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is a unique dynamic regulatory interface situated at the border
between the blood stream and the brain extracellular (or interstitial) fluid. As the …

Drug distribution into the brain is strictly regulated by the presence of the blood–brain barrier
(BBB) that is formed by brain capillary endothelial cells. Since the endothelial cells are …

Present review paper highlights role of BBB in endothelial transport of various substances
into the brain. More specifically, permeability functions of BBB in transendothelial transport …

The blood–brain barrier (BBB) forms an interface between the circulating blood and the
brain and possesses various carrier-mediated transport systems for small molecules to …

Brain metabolism and function are acutely regulated by nutrient availability in the diet,
because many pathways of brain nutrient metabolism are controlled by precursor availability …

The central nervous system is protected by barriers which control the entry of compounds
into the brain, thereby regulating brain homeostasis. The blood–brain barrier, formed by the …

In the past decade, research into P-glycoprotein involving the blood-brain barrier (BBB) has
seen a shift in the concept of the BBB as a structural barrier to that of a functional barrier for …

The existence of a permeability barrier between the blood and the brain has been known for
more than a century; however, during the past two decades there has been a tremendous …

Barriers are the hallmark of a healthy physiology, blood-brain barrier (BBB) being a tough
nut to crack for most of the antigens and chemical substances. The presence of tight …