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17. July 2016
Abstract Aim: To prepare BSA loaded chitosan nanoparticles by polymerization technique and to study the effect of initiator concentration upon particle size, product yield, entrapment efficiency, loading capacity and drug release from the formulation. Methodology: In the present study BSA loaded chitosan nanoparticles were prepared by polymerization technique. Three formulations were prepared by varying the concentration of Initiator. The concentration of Initiator (Ammonium per sulphate) was...
15. December 2015
Polymer nanoparticles (NPs) represent a promising way to deliver poorly water-soluble anticancer drugs without the use of unwanted excipients, whose presence can be the cause of severe side effects. More
22. October 2015
11. August 2015
Highlights • Surface modification of cellulose (MCC) with MCC-block-PIBVE. • MCC-block-PIBVE was produced by mechanochemical cationic polymerization. • Polymerization of IBVE was initiated by the isolated MCC mechano-cations. • Isolated MCC-mechano cations were produced by milling of MCC in vacuum. More