Two associating polymers with different solubilities create a self-stabilized fluid that thickens with heat without added surfactants.
CD47-binding conjugates hitchhike on red blood cells, then transfer into target cells by endocytosis to block immune escape and deliver APIs.
Engineered neutrophil vesicles carry CAR and miRNAs across the blood-brain barrier to suppress GBM while reducing toxicity and T-cell exhaustion.
An amphiphilic ODT disintegrates quickly in saliva, then forms liquid crystalline particles to slow release and improve bioavailability.
Selective SST2R-targeted non-peptide conjugates deliver cytotoxic payloads to tumor cells while reducing harm to healthy tissue.
A degradable polyphosphazene with HEPES-based zwitterionic groups resists protein binding while avoiding PEG-related immunogenicity.
A clear central zone with a porous annulus enables sustained biologic release from a contact lens without sacrificing optical clarity.
A low-viscosity alginate and HPMC aqueous film forms GRAS capsule shells with delayed release, avoiding solvents and thermal shaping.
A cleavable NIR dye-drug conjugate targets tumors, releases chemotherapy locally, and reduces off-target toxicity while enabling imaging.
A cyclic acetal route avoids PEG chain decomposition and unstable precursors, delivering high-purity PEG aldehydes without column chromatography.
Chemoselective PEG linking creates homogeneous PSMA-targeted LPEI polyplexes that reduce aggregation and improve selective nucleic acid delivery.
Site-specific cysteine and lysine conjugation with enzyme-sensitive linkers improves DAR uniformity, payload control, and ADC safety.
A staged wall-breaking, screening, and ethanol-water pelletizing process improves particle uniformity, stability, and dissolution of herbal granules.
Jujube-based additives stabilize particle pores to improve tablet fluidity, hardness, disintegration, and weight uniformity without synthetic aids.
Coated cellulose pellets with PVP and dual surfactants improve AZD4635 solubility, dosing convenience, and oral exposure.
A biweekly liposomal irinotecan, oxaliplatin, and 5-fluorouracil regimen improves tumor control with lower toxicity than FOLFIRINOX.
Side-chain polyether polymers replace PEG to reduce anti-PEG antibody binding, crystallization, and dispersity in bioconjugates.
PROTAC compounds recruit E3 ligase to degrade STING, suppressing constitutive activation with lower exposure and fewer off-target effects.
A thermoresponsive polymer-drug gel forms a local joint depot to extend arthritis relief while reducing repeat injections and systemic exposure.
Controlled-release Compound 1 formulations balance plasma levels for once-daily oral PAH treatment while reducing side effects.
Combining two cancer-metabolism agents with a metal ion disrupts glycolysis and calcium homeostasis to suppress proliferation and metastasis.
Alternate-day migalastat dosing treats Fabry disease during pregnancy while limiting fetal exposure and supporting normal birth outcomes.
By converting covalent EZH2 inhibitors into PROTACs, this case achieves low-dose EZH2 degradation and stronger suppression of cancer cell growth.
CD71-targeted FN3-siRNA conjugates improve skeletal muscle delivery, reduce glycogen buildup, and support biomarker-based dosing in Pompe disease.
An aryl-quinolin linker-payload enables antibody-guided cancer drug delivery, raising tumor exposure while limiting non-specific toxicity.
Linked small molecules recruit circulating proteins to hepatocyte receptors for degradation, reducing protein levels without antibody weight and cost.
A two-layer adhering lozenge uses soluble binders to release calcium carbonate quickly in the mouth and throat while limiting stomach neutralization.
A screw press sets L-HPC moisture to 50-60% to improve tablet disintegratability while maintaining compactibility.