Combined Effect of the Core–Shell Structure and Variable Wettability in Polymer Fiber Membranes for Dual and Delayed Release of Active Agents
Nicolás Padilla-Manzano,
Sebastián Santander,
Tiare Vera
et al.
Abstract:Developing polymeric membranes capable
of modulating
the release
of compounds by controlling their surface properties and structure
represents an important challenge for efficient drug and active agent
delivery systems. Herein, we combine the two properties of polymeric
fibers, on the one hand, the core–shell structure and, on the
other hand, the control of wettability, to manufacture polymeric membranes
with dual and delayed release capacity of active agents. Fibers consisted
of a shell of derivates of poly(… Show more
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