Application of Smart Nanomaterials in Rheumatism Drug Delivery Systems

Guo Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.893.141

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Application of Smart Nanomaterials in Rheumatism Drug Delivery Systems

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At present, more novel smart nanomaterials offering special responses towards some environmental stimuli have been used in the design and construction of rheumatism drug delivery systems to achieve a targeted drug release, thereby improving rheumatism drug efficacy and decreasing adverse rheumatism drug reaction. The current development of the application of pH, photo, thermo, enzyme and redox-responsive smart nanomaterials in rheumatism drug delivery systems was classifiedly reviewed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 893)

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141-144

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February 2014

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Guo Peng*

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Enzyme, pH, Photo, Redox, Rheumatism Drug Carrier, Smart Nanomaterials, Thermo

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