Posts tagged with "Pulmonary delivery"



10. February 2018
Pulmonary delivery of protein therapeutics has considerable clinical potential for treating both local and systemic diseases. However, poor protein conformational stability, immunogenicity and protein degradation by proteolytic enzymes in the lung are major challenges to overcome for the development of effective therapeutics.

06. February 2018
Melanoma is the most aggressive and lethal type of skin cancer, with a poor prognosis because of the potential for metastatic spread. The aim was to develop innovative powder formulations for the treatment of metastatic melanoma based on micro- and nanocarriers containing 5-fluorouracil (5FU) for pulmonary administration, aiming at local and systemic action.

Overview chart of PEGylation of biopharmaceuticals
16. October 2017
More and more therapeutic proteins are developed for an administration by inhalation to treat respiratory diseases. PEGylation is an interesting approach for sustaining the residence time of these biopharmaceuticals in the lungs and thereby decrease the frequency of administration and the daily burden of inhalation therapies.

29. September 2017
A key point in the administration of biopharmaceuticals is the recognition of appropriate, effective, safe and biocompatible nanocarriers allowing overcoming extracellular and intracellular biological barriers without loss of drug stability and adequate therapeutic response at the target sites.
18. August 2017
The administration of therapeutic proteins by inhalation is getting more and more important to treat respiratory diseases. To enhance residence time of these biopharmaceuticals in the lungs PEGylation is of interest also to reduce the daily burden of inhalation therapies.