Anti-cancerous ability of orally fed therapeutic proteins was potentiated by further strengthening their digestive resistance by means of nano encapsulation. In this regard, formulation of a novel polymer encapsulated ceramic anti-cancer nanocarriers (ACSC NCs) loaded with anti-cancer proteins (Fe-bLf and SurR9-C84A) were synthesized. These NCs were successfully evaluated for their anti-cancer efficacy in vitro and in nude mice bearing human cancers.
Language
eng
Field of Research
100703 Nanobiotechnology 100709 Nanomedicine
Socio Economic Objective
920102 Cancer and Related Disorders
Description of original
xix, 235 pages : illustrations, tables, graphs, some coloured
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