Pharmaceutics and Drug Safety

Therapeutic Drug Transporters

Drug carriers are any materials used in the drug delivery process to increase the efficacy, safety, or selectivity of drug administration. Drug carriers are typically used to control a drug's absorption into the bloodstream. Systems created specifically for therapeutic drug delivery enable the precise and/or controlled release of pharmaceuticals. The treatment and potential cure of a variety of drug carrier systems are significantly impacted by many chronic diseases, including cancer. In the management of human diseases, nasal and pulmonary routes of drug administration are becoming more and more significant. These approaches present fascinating substitutes to parenteral medication administration, particularly for peptide and protein therapeutics. This can be accomplished by either releasing the medication slowly over time (often through diffusion) or by activating the release of the drug at the target site in response to an external stimulus, such as a pH change, the application of heat, or light activation.

·         Polymers in the Delivery of Drugs

·         Drug Delivery using Smart Materials

·         Transportation for drug

Drug Delivery Using Biomaterials