Peptides are central to the regulation and modulation of the chemical reactions and
biological responses that occur in nature. Many physiological processes are affected by the …

Transdermal drug delivery presents a less invasive pathway, circumventing the need to pass
through the gastrointestinal tract and liver, thereby reducing drug breakdown, initial …

In the last decade, almost one‐third of the newly discovered drugs approved by the US FDA
were biomolecules and biologics. Effective delivery of therapeutic biomolecules to their …

The skin presents several advantages as an administration route, including the possibility of
localizing drugs in the tissue and overcoming the first-pass effect. However, its use is limited …

Bioactive peptides have gained the attention and interest of researchers and the industry for
their therapeutic effects and high specificity, thus reducing the risks of side effects and …

Natural processes within the body are modulated almost exclusively by the interaction of
specific amino acid sequences, either as peptides or as subsections of proteins. With …

Despite the fact that protein and peptide therapeutics are widely employed in the treatment
of various diseases, their delivery is posing an unembellished challenge to the scientists. It …

Short sequence amino acids or oligopeptides represent a relatively new and promising area
of dermatology. Oligopeptides are defined as peptide sequences ranging from 2 to 20 amino …

Transdermal delivery of drugs, a compelling route of systemic drug delivery, provides
painless, reliable, targeted, efficient and cost effective therapeutic regimen for patients …

Bioactive peptides and proteins have attracted great attention in the cosmetic industry for the
development of new cosmetic products to reverse the signs of ageing (anti-ageing …