The role of cells and their products in respiratory drug delivery: the past, present, and future.

Claire H Masterson Sean D McCarthy Daniel O'Toole John Gerard Laffey

Published in: Expert opinion on drug delivery (2020)

The use of biological carriers to deliver chemical or biological agents demonstrates great potential in modern medicine. The next generation of drug delivery systems may comprise 'cell-inspired' drug carriers that are entirely synthetic, developed using insights from cell-based therapeutics to overcome limitations of current generation synthetic carriers.

Keyphrases

drug delivery
single cell
cell therapy
induced apoptosis
emergency department
cell cycle arrest
small molecule
signaling pathway
mesenchymal stem cells
cell death
oxidative stress
bone marrow
human health
drug induced
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