2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jddst.2021.102927
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Polymeric micelles and nanomedicines: Shaping the future of next generation therapeutic strategies for infectious diseases

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“…Micelles are composed of an inner lipophilic core, involved in drug loading and release, and an external hydrophilic shell, responsible for micelles interaction with body targets. These nanosystems, in addition to a relatively easy preparation, sterilization method and high scale-up feasibility, showed good solubilization properties and efficient cellular internalization [13][14][15]. In case of ocular delivery, micelles have demonstrated the ability to enhance drug transport to the anterior eye segment [16][17][18] thanks to an improved solubility of drugs, higher penetration capacity (due to their nanometric size) and prolonged drug release [19][20][21].…”
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“…Micelles are composed of an inner lipophilic core, involved in drug loading and release, and an external hydrophilic shell, responsible for micelles interaction with body targets. These nanosystems, in addition to a relatively easy preparation, sterilization method and high scale-up feasibility, showed good solubilization properties and efficient cellular internalization [13][14][15]. In case of ocular delivery, micelles have demonstrated the ability to enhance drug transport to the anterior eye segment [16][17][18] thanks to an improved solubility of drugs, higher penetration capacity (due to their nanometric size) and prolonged drug release [19][20][21].…”
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“…The thin-film hydration process involves dissolving copolymers in an organic solvent, evaporating the solvent to create a thin polymer film, adding a water phase to hydrate the film, and stirring to produce the micelle. Additionally, the solvent evaporation approach implies the dissolution of the copolymer in an organic solvent, adding water to the mixture to create the micelle, and then evaporating the solvent [ 29 ].…”
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“…60 Beberapa produk yang saat ini menjalani uji klinik, semuanya untuk terapi kanker dan dengan rute pemberian intravena. 61 Saat ini, misel polimer GENEXOL-PM, misel dengan kopolimer PEG-PLA dengan bahan aktif paclitaxel telah disetujui untuk terapi kanker payudara metastasis dan non-small cell lung cancer di Korea Selatan, Bulgaria dan Hongaria, dan menjadi satu-satunya formulasi misel yang telah mencapai pasar. 62 Dekade ini sudah cukup banyak riset misel polimer yang diarahkan untuk penggunaan oral.…”
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