Transethosome as a versatile nano vehicle for various indications and its regulatory insights .
Ramesh JogaBharathi KannanSravani YerramAmruta NandagawaleManasi GawaiHitesh Kumar BeheraNeeraj KumarParul GroverSaurabh SrivastavaGorav MongaSandeep KumarPublished in: Pharmaceutical development and technology (2023)
Transethosomes, classified as 3 rd generation nanocarriers, have gained global acclaim due to their profound potential in addressing diverse medical conditions. Their superior dermal penetration, attributed to essential constituents such as edge activators and alcohol, sets them apart from other nanoformulations. The current review article embarks with an introduction followed by a comprehensive exploration of transethosome structures, differentiating them from fellow nanocarriers. A detailed analysis of their characteristics and the spectrum of marketed products is also provided. Furthermore, the article offers a taxonomy of transethosomes and elucidates the frequently employed preparation methods. It briefly surveys research studies encompassing various drug categories, spanning a wide range of medical conditions. In summary, this review article is dedicated to achieving several pivotal aims and objectives. We aim to substantiate the superior attributes of transethosomes when compared to conventional commercial products and other nanoformulations, demonstrating their clinical promise in addressing various human medical conditions. Additionally, we seek to elucidate the regulatory pathway required to secure approvals for transethosomes from relevant regulatory authorities and shine a light on their innovative potential as revealed in patent literature. Collectively, these objectives contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the significance and potential of transethosomes in the field of pharmaceutical nanotechnology.
Keyphrases
- healthcare
- transcription factor
- drug delivery
- systematic review
- human health
- endothelial cells
- cancer therapy
- high resolution
- emergency department
- cross sectional
- computed tomography
- magnetic resonance
- magnetic resonance imaging
- single cell
- risk assessment
- intellectual disability
- artificial intelligence
- autism spectrum disorder
- alcohol consumption