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Amphiphiles for Gene Delivery

Charge reversal amphiphiles, that undergo an electrostatic transtion from cationic to anionic, are described for DNA and siRNA delivery...

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Biodendrimers

Polyester based dendrimers based on biocompatible building blocks are synthesized ...

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Expansile Nanoparticles

Polymeric nanoparticles that swell and release their contents as a result of a hydrophobic to hydrophilic transition at pH 5 are found to be efficaceous in vitro and in vivo...

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Cationic CT Contrast Agents for Cartilage Imaging

The synthesis and evaluation of a new class of cationic iodinated contrast agents for the CT imaging of cartilage are described...

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Polymeric Films for Prevention of Recurrent Lung Cancer

Poly(glycerol monostearate-co-ε-caprolactone) films have been designed to provide prolonged, low dose release of paclitaxel at the site of tumor resection to prevent local tumor recurrence following surgery in vivo...

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Supramolecular Ionic Networks

New supramolecular assemblies are created using multi-cationic and multi-anionic molecules...

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Biodendrimer Ophthalmic Corneal Sealant

Hydrogel-based tissue adhesives can effectively seal corneal wounds in vitro and in vivo and are superior to sutures...

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Interfacial Biomaterials

In the extracellular matrix chemical cues are present that control all aspects of cell biology.

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Supramolecular Assemblies of Nucleoside-based Amphiphiles

New nucleoside-amphiphiles that possess the molecular recognition information of nucleic acids and the compartmentalization characteristics of lipids have been synthesized and these amphiphiles form a diverse range of supramolecular structures...

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