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tính chất vật lý siêu lỏng của helium lỏng siêu lạnh
• Giới thiệu khái niệm về Công nghệ nano Richard P. Feynman (1918-1988)
• Có bài nói chuyện nổi tiếng về công nghệ nano top-down với tên
• Hỗ trợ trong việc phát triển bom nguyên tử trong Thế chiến II và là
thành viên của ban điều tra về thảm họa tàu vũ trụ Challenger
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compound
Nanomedicine
• Ứng dụng trong chẩn đoán: Chẩn đoán hình ảnh, chẩn
đoán bằng các thiết bị nano
• Phóng thích thuốc có kiểm soát, phóng thích tại đích tác
dụng (Controlled and targeted drug delivery)
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2.Hệ đưa thuốc có kiểm soát đầu tiên (Spansules) xuất hiện vào những năm 1950 (hệ đưa
thuốc chứa dexedrine)
3.Vào giữa những năm 1960, xuất hiện các hệ đưa thuốc mới: dạng nang silicon cấy vào
cơ thể chứa thuốc và dạng liposomes
4.Những năm 1970 và 1980, thuốc cấy dưới da, và miếng dán ngoài da chứa thuốc tránh
thai được sản xuất
5.Sự phát triển của các hệ đưa thuốc có kích thước nano được bắt đầu năm 1970 cùng
lúc với hệ đưa thuốc có kích thước macro
6.Vào giữa những năm 1980, hệ đưa thuốc chứa tiểu phân PLGA tự phân huỷ được sử
dụng cho thuốc cấy dưới da
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Khả năng nâng cấp quy mô sản xuất (sai số trong quá
trình sản xuất, kiểm soát quá trình sản xuất, an toàn…)
Định lượng và đánh giá hoạt tính sinh học, đáp ứng
sinh học của các dạng thuốc nano
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1960s first biologically active polymer (divinyl
ether-maleic anhydride copolymer) clinically
to their naked or PEGylated counterparts40. The authors shape and size of the particles onLong-circulating
Ringsdorf first describes
attributed this behaviour to reduced opsonin binding on zation was observed. Furthermore, it was shown that
polymer–drug
the rate of internali-
polymeric
PEGylated
nanoparticles reported165
their PEGylated equivalents, they observed decreased Filamentous engineered nanoparticles that have single
accumulation in the liver, the spleen and the heart, dimensions as long as 18 μm exhibit circulation half-
1955 1964 1965 1972 increased1973 accumulation
1974 in the tumour
1975 1976 and an overall 1983
1981 lives of 1986
~5 days, which 1989 is even longer than
1990 1992the half-life1994 1995
greater than twofold increase in the therapeutic index of of ‘stealth’ liposomes . 55
the drug, which displays dose-limiting cardiotoxicity. Methods for incorporating cargo into engineered
First controlled- Particle size is also
Drug-loaded, known to influence the mechanism
albumin- nanoparticles, with regard to thePolymer-based
First micelle formulation ultimate delivery of
nanoparticle
release polymer of cellular
basedinternalization
nanoparticle
42–44
— that is, phagocytosis, the cargo to the desired location enters
approved (Cremophor, in vivo, cantrials
clinical be classi-
164
Cell membrane-coated
NPs developed to evade Ferumoxytol
immune response100 as an imaging
First controlled- agent to
Liposome release polymer Protein predict EPR
structure system for ionic Discovery Liposomal First targeted siRNA biomarkers and nano-
was molecule and of the EPR doxorubicin (Doxil) polymeric NP (CALAA-01) for predicting therapeutic
published223 macromolecules225 e ect7,8 approved by FDA6 entered clinical trials227 EPR e ect73,74 response63
1964 1976 1980 1986 1994 1995 2005 2007 2008 2010 2011 2014 2015
Sustained First targeted Long PRINT technology Polymeric micelle Iron oxide NP First targeted, controlled-
delivery of liposomes152,153 circulating developed212 paclitaxel (NanoTherm) release polymeric NP (BIND-014)
low molecular PLGA-PEG (Genexol-PM) received entered clinical trials229
weight NPs93 Nab-paclitaxel marketed in Korea226 European
compounds (Abraxane) regulatory
using silicone approved by FDA6 approval for
polymer224 cancer
treatment228
Figure 1 | Historical timeline of major developments in the field of cancer nanomedicine. EPR, enhanced
permeability and retention; FDA, US Food and Drug Administration; nab, nanoparticle albumin‑bound; NatureNP, nanoparticle;
Reviews | Cancer
PLGA-PEG, poly(d,l‑lactic-co-glycolic acid)-b‑poly(ethylene glycol); PRINT, particle replication in non‑wetting template;
siRNA, small interfering RNA.
by antigen-presenting cells, sustained release of antigens has been made to address the effect of EPR on nano-
or adjuvants and NP-mediated phagosome escape of therapeutic efficacy. Several preliminary clinical studies
antigens for cross-presentation4,48–50. have already suggested the value of stratifying subpopu-
Liposome
Liposome 10% 20%
10%
10%
Polymer (15)
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20%
20% Polymer
Nanocrystal
Nanocrystal (15)
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Nanocrystal
Inorganic
Inorganic (5)
30%
30%
30% Inorganic
Inorganic
Micelles
Micelles (1)
Progress in Nanomedicine:
Micelles Approved and Investigational
Micelles 34% Nanodrugs Proteins
Proteins (2)
34%
34%
Proteins
Proteins
preclinical and clinical studies have shown that nanoformu
Figure 1 Types of Nanoparticles in Approved and can passively enhance tumor accumulation, decreasing
Investigational Drugs tissue exposure.2 However, the clinical validation of ac
A. Types of NPs in Approved Drugs Available for Clinical Use targeting
B. Types is more
of NPs limited and Drugs
in Investigational not as(60)
easily
2 achieved.5
Abelcet (Sigma-Tau)
Doxorubicin HCl liposome
injection
Liposomal amphotericin B
Karposi’s sarcoma, ovarian cancer,
multiple myeloma
Fungal infections
Increased delivery to disease site,
decreased systemic toxicity of free drug
Decreased toxicity
đã được lưu hành sử
lipid complex
AmBIsome (Gilead Sciences)
DepoDur (Pacira
Liposomal amphotericin B
Liposomal morphine
Fungal/protozoal infections
Postoperative analgesia
Decreased nephrotoxicity
Extended release
dụng công nghệ
Pharmaceuticals) sulphate
DepoCyt (Sigma-Tau)
Marqibo (Spectrum
Liposomal cytarabine
Liposomal vincristine
Lymphomatous meningitis
ALL
Increased delivery to tumor site,
decreased systemic toxicity
Increased delivery to tumor site,
nano (50 thuốc)
Pharmaceuticals) decreased systemic toxicity
Onivyde (Ipsen Liposomal irinotecan Pancreatic cancer Increased delivery to tumor site,
Biopharmaceuticals) decreased systemic toxicity
Visudyne (Bausch and Lomb) Liposomal verteporfin Wet AMD, ocular histoplasmosis, Increased delivery to site of diseased
myopia vessels, photosensitive release
Vyxeos (Jazz Liposomal daunorubicin AML, AML with myelodysplasia- Increased efficacy through synergistic
Pharmaceuticals) and cytarabine related changes delivery of co-encapsulated agents
Polymer NPs
Adagen (Leadiant Pegademase bovine SCID Longer circulation time,
Biosciences) decreased immunogenicity
Adynovate (Shire) Antihemophilic factor Hemophilia Greater protein stability, longer half-life
(recombinant), pegylated
Cimzia (UCB) Certolizumab pegol Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid Longer circulation time, greater stability
arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, in vivo
ankylosing spondylitis
Copaxone (Teva) Glatimer acetate Multiple sclerosis Controlled clearance
Eligard (Tolmar) Leuprolide acetate Prostate cancer Longer circulation time,
and polymer controlled payload delivery
Krystexxa (Horizon) Pegloticase Chronic gout Greater protein stability
Macugen (Bausch and Lomb) Pegaptinib Neovascular AMD Greater aptamer stability
Mircera (Vifor) Methoxy polyethylene Anemia associated with CKD Greater aptamer stability
glycol-epoetin beta
Neulasta (Amgen) Pegfilgrastim Chemotherapy-induced neutropenia Greater protein stability
Oncaspar (Baxalta U.S.) Pegaspargase ALL Greater protein stability
Pegasys (Genentech) Pegylated IFN alpha-2a Hepatitis B, hepatitis C Greater protein stability
PegIntron (Merck) Pegylated IFN alpha-2b Hepatitis C Greater protein stability
Plegridy (Biogen) Pegylated IFN beta-1a Multiple sclerosis Greater protein stability
Rebinyn (Novo Nordisk) Coagulation factor IX Hemophilia B Longer half-life, greater drug levels
(available in 2018) (recombinant), glycopegylated between infusions
Renvela (Genzyme); and Sevelamer carbonate; and CKD Longer circulation time and
Renagel (Genzyme) Sevelamer HCl therapeutic delivery
Somavert (Pfizer) Pegvisomant Acromegaly Greater protein stability
Zilretta (Flexion Therapeutics) Triamcinolone acetonide ER Osteoarthritis knee pain Extended release
injectable suspension
Micelle NPs Ventola CL. Progress in Nanomedicine: Approved and
Estrasorb (Novavax) Micellar estradiol Vasomotor symptoms in menopause Controlled delivery Investigational Nanodrugs. Pharmacy and
table continues Therapeutics. 2017;42(12):742-755.
Progress in Nanomedicine: Approved and Investigational Nanodrugs
ƯU ĐIỂM CỦA
DẠNG THUỐC NANO
Resistance
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• Ở mức độ nano, các tính chất hoá lý sinh của các loại vật
liệu rất khác biệt so với ban đầu.
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(1) Cải thiện khả năng đưa các loại thuốc ít tan trong nước;
(3) Vận chuyển được các thuốc qua màng biểu mô và thành mạch;;
(4) Đưa được các thuốc phân tử lượng lớn đến các vị trí tác dụng trong tế bào;
(5) Đồng vận chuyển hai hoặc nhiều hoạt chất để phối hợp nhều liệu pháp điều trị
(6) Trực quan hóa các vị trí đưa thuốc bằng cách kết hợp các hoạt chất với các chất dùng
trong chẩn đoán hình ảnh;
(7) Đánh giá trực tiếp về hiệu quả in vivo của các thuốc điều trị.
•
Figure 6.3 Description and characteristics of organic nanostructures for drug delivery.
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Brand name Drug substance Drug delivery Comminution Company Dosage form Year
platform process
Rapamune ®
Table 9.6 Constituents of Rapamune tablets [215].
(Sirolimus, P zer)
Tablet cores Coatings
Capsule filling Capsule shell Phương pháp bào chế phù hợp ???
Step Operation
Cơ chế kiểm soát tốc độ giải phóng của các thuốc giải
phóng có kiểm soát dựa trên hệ nano mang thuốc
F. Dilnawaz et al.
Phân loại các hệ tiểu phân nano
a
Physical Structure Targeting
properties (chemical composition) ligand
NP properties
b c d e f g Non-responsive
% ID per g tissue
Drug release
Serum
Biological processes
micro-
environment
and tissue Time
Time penetration
Tumour
Liver
Spleen
Lung
Kidney
Heart
Stimuli-responsive
Stimulus
Drug release
Tumour cell Time
delivery and targeting
Nanogels **
Nanoparticles **
Dendrimers Liposomes
1 nm 10 nm 100 nm 1 µm
Courtesy of Dr. L. Peltonen, University of Helsinki, Finland; Hamoudeh et al.
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the development
s. (a) FDA-
edicines stratified
FDA-approved
ratified by
(c) clinical trials
altrials.gov from
th arrow indicating
date of US law
quiring reporting to
d) nanomedicines
investigation
ory overall.
Bobo, D., Robinson, K. J., Islam, J., Thurecht, K. J., & Corrie, S. R. (2016). Nanoparticle-Based Medicines: A Review of FDA-
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Approved Materials and Clinical Trials to Date. Pharmaceutical Research, 33(10), 2373–2387. doi:10.1007/s11095-016-1958-5
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• Polymeric micelles
Table 26.1 Combined selective references for pulmonary, ophthalmic, nasal, and vaccination
routes.
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• Khả năng thuốc vào được tế bào bệnh (đích tác dụng
cuối cùng)
Figure 15.3 Molecular and physiological processes defining nanoparticle distribution in the
human body.
teristics of NPs, while critical for their therapeutic effect, have advances in nanotechnology, the in vivo performance of drug
not received adequate attention in the conventional design of delivery systems often does not meet the medical need. One
nanomedicine. For example, the clinically used liposomal for- solution to this inadequacy is to thoroughly understand drug
Figure 1. Illustration of multiple biological barriers to NPs and its delivered drugs before reaching nanoscopic targets of diseased cells. Left panel:
at the macroscopic level (non-cellular), iv administered NPs are sequestered, accumulated and eventually eliminated by mononuclear phagocytic
system (MPS) consisting mainly of the liver and spleen. In addition, the blood-brain barrier (BBB) is highly selective for many foreign substances, thus,
preventing the entry of drug containing NPs into the brain. Middle panel: at the microscopic level (non-cellular), the complex tumor microenvironment
(TME), eg, poor neo-vasculatures, dense extracellular matrix (ECM), limits the tumor permeation and retention of NPs, leading to low drug accumulation
toxicity via higher tumor specificity 2.3.1. Size
As discussed since 1999 (Nagayasu et al., 1999), size is a major
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ors present a leaky vasculature, originally allowing nu-
necessary for sustained tumor growth. This anarchical
has been defined by Maeda as enabling Enhanced
factor that impacts liposomal nanoparticle behavior, once adminis-
tered. The smaller nanoparticles are, the less they will be recognized by
MPS and be eliminated from the body (Liu et al., 1992). However it has
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and Retention (EPR) effect (Maeda, 2001). Liposomal
could passively target the tumor by going through the
aps (i.e., 200 nm (Sawant and Torchilin, 2012)) and be
been demonstrated that nanoparticles < 8 nm are mostly eliminated by
the kidneys (Choi et al., 2007), not to mention a loss of stability in
plasma and therefore quicker clearance below a given size. Being too
the tumor because of deficient lymphatic drainage big (i.e., > 200 nm) is also a major drawback, since it prevents nano-
clinical studies, radiotherapy has been sometimes used to particles from benefitting from the EPR Effect. Several preclinical stu-
gaps by depleting the pericytes; further enhancing per- dies have shown how size can affect the distribution phase within
ayashi et al., 2013) and thus tumor accumulation tumor tissue and does indeed matter for tumor accumulation. When
l., 2008). Developing stealth agents (e.g., PEG, see above)
ategy to increase the EPR effect since the longer nano-
in the blood, the more they will pass through the
testing three different batches of stealth liposomes of 5-FU of varying
size (i.e., 70–250 nm) in mice bearing resistant breast tumors, data
showed that the smaller the liposomes, the greater the tumor uptake EPR effect
Tiểu phân <8nm dễ bị thải trừ bởi thận
Tiểu phân > 200nm không có hiệu ứng
EPR
Hiệu ứng EPR có thể giúp làm tăng
phân bố thuốc gấp 2 lần
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EPR effect
Hướng đích tác dụng bằng thụ thể hướng đích
Các thụ thể này có thể là các receptor, peptide,
kháng thể đơn dòng, receptor folate hoặc
transferin, kháng nguyên khối u,…
PT Nhiều chất mang còn được kích thích giải phóng
RI
thuốc nhờ sử dụng các cơ chế chủ động như: sự
SC
osomes.
A
M
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EPR effect
Enhance Permeability
and Retention effect EPR Effect for A
Figure 19.3 Efficacy studies in an intracranial 6 mg/kg IV weekly, and PEGylated liposomal
model of breast cancer. Median survival doxorubicin (PLD, blue) 6 mg/kg IV weekly in a
(from times of intracranial cell line injection) murine model of intracranial breast cancer [39].
of animals treated with control (PBS, black), (Copyright 2013, Anders et al.).
nonliposomal doxorubicin (NonL-doxo, green)
Figure 19.4 Doc concentration versus time (■) for PRINT-Doc-200 × 200 particles, and (▲)
curve for (a) tumor (0–168 h), (b) tumor for PRINT-Doc-80 × 320 particles. The lines are
(0–24 h), (c) plasma, (d) lung, (e) spleen, and connected by the mean value for each time
(f) liver. Doc concentration values for each point. (Adapted with permission from Ref. [47].
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mouse are represented by ( ) for Taxotere, Copyright 2013, Elsevier Ltd.)
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Figure 10.4 Common PEGylation reagents (PEG-maleimide), and the thiols from protein
designed to undergo reactions with the disulfide bonds (PEG-bis-sulfone). Both linear
terminal amine (PEG-aldehyde), other and branched reagents are often used.
protein amines (PEG-NHS), protein thiols
Figure 10.5 Reductive amination used to conjugate PEG to the N-termininus of a protein.
generally
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Figure 22.5 Biodistribution of chromium- image shows the biodistribution of the same
doped persistent luminescence nanoparticles nanoparticles after PEG grafting that manage
(PLNPs) following systemic administration in to evade the global reticuloendothelial reten-
living mice. The left image corresponds to the tion. (Adapted with permission from Ref. [23].
biodistribution of negatively charged PLNPs Copyright 2011, American Chemical Society.)
that largely accumulate within liver. The right
Figure 17.1 The role of nanoparticle distribution in drug toxicity. Nanoparticles may change bio-
distribution of the drug. Altered distribution results in altered toxicity.
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Figure 10.1 Examples of block copolymers are shown the arrangement of a linear
homopolymer, a diblock, an A + B + A and A + B + C triblock copolymers, a random or statistical
copolymer, and a dendrimer.
• Genexol-PM
3 Schematic presentation of NK911 [49], NK012 [50], NC-6004 [51], and Genexol-
icelles.
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và SDH 1 - D4 permission from Refs [49–51]. 77
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• Chitosan ???
Polymeric micells
• ???
• ???
together to form a coarse emulsion. The droplet size is then reduced using high-
pressure homogenization. A typical flowchart manufacturing process is illus-
trated in Figure 12.5.
12.2.3
Manufacturing of Liposomes
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ii) Direct injection: In this manufacturing technique, the organic solution of
lipids and API is injected into an aqueous solution at temperature above
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dispersion is reduced using sonication, colloidal milling, or high-pressure
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under vacuum or using agitated thin film evaporator or during freeze-
drying.
Figure 12.6 Flowchart of the manufacturing of liposomes using Bangham method [8].
Figure 12.7 Flowchart of the manufacturing of liposomes using direct injection method [8].
nanomedicines, they will not be described in detail here. Figure 12.9 provides
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an overview of the main options.
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• Dạng bột đông khô pha tiêm, pha với nước tạo hỗn dịch chứa
liposome, sau đó được pha với glucose 5% —> tiêm tĩnh
mạch.
• Viết lại quy trình bào chế, lựa chọn dung môi, và lựa chọn
phương pháp bào chế ở quy mô 50l, những vấn đề có thể gặp
phải khi sử dụng phương pháp Bangham ở quy mô lớn
310 12 Scale-Up and cGMP Manufacturing of Nanodrug Delivery Systems for Clinical Investigations
Figure 12.17 Schematic Bangham method used for API As’ liposomes manufacturing.
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12.6.2
Bào chế và SDH 1 - D4 - PBT 94Manufacturing of Nanocrystalline Suspension
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Using Bottom-Up Process or for Nanoemulsion, Liposomes, or Polymeric
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Scheme 22.4 General distribution of nanoparticles as regard to their size and charge. This
schematic view does not take into account nanoparticle density.
3.Kính hiển vi đầu dò quét (ví dụ: Scanning tunneling microscopy, AFM)
4.Nhiễu xạ Laser
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FIGURE 1 | Schematic representation of the different forms of particles: primary particle, aggregate, and agglomerate (reproduced with permission from Oberdörster,
2010).
Toxicity
Size of nanoparticles
Fig. 6.3 Relationship between toxicity and particle size. 1. Sigmoid curve. Progressive increase
of toxicity by reducing the particle size. 2. Below a certain particle size, small variation in particle
size significantly enhances toxicity
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fiber, and of forms called prions and affects human neuron and muscle systems,
causing the known spongiform encephalopathy. The World Health Organization
of Pharmacy reports nanotoxicity as an environmental disease. It is possible that in the next years,
it will be in most medical specialties and all care levels. Figure 6.2 presents the
Nucleus
Cytoplasm Asthma
Membrane Lungs Bronchitis
Emphysema
Lipid vesicle
Cancer
Circulatory Artheriosclerosis
system Vasoconstriction
Nanoparticles Thrombus
ingestion High blood pressure
Heart Arrythmia
Heart disease
Gastro-intestinal system Death
Crohn’s disease
Colon cancer Diseases of
Other organs
unknown
etilology in
Orthopedic implant
Lymphatic kidneys, liver
wear debris
Auto-immune diseases system Podoconiosis
Dermatitis Kaposi’s sarcoma
Urticaria Auto-immune diseases
Vasculitis Skin dermatitis
Fig. 6.2 Diseases associated with human exposure to nanoparticles (Adapted from Buzea et al. [1]
with permission from Springer)
Các bài báo khoa học được công bố về tác động môi trường,
sức khỏe và an toàn của các vật liệu nano
Độc tính
• Dược động học và phân bố phụ thuộc vào tính chất
lý hoá, hình dạng và kích thước (vd <10nm phân bố
rộng khắp, >10nm chỉ thấy trong máu, gan, lách)
• Sự thải trừ tiểu phân nano phụ thuộc vào kích thước
và đặc tính bề mặt (<20-30nm sẽ dễ bị thải trừ qua
thận, >200nm dễ bị đại thực bào tiêu diệt)
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Soares et al.
Hệ thống phân loại NCS Nanomedicine: Principles, Properties, and Regulatory Issues
FIGURE 3 | Nanotoxicological classification (reproduced with permission from Keck and Müller, 2013).
to the regular function after elimination. Conversely, non- The traditional manufacturing processes do not create three
biodegradable nanomaterials will stay forever in the body and109dimensional medicines in the nanometer scale. Nanomedicine
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Figure 2.8 Safety classification system for nanoproducts and materials based on their “non-
nano” forms. (Adapted from Ref. [120].)
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SEMINAR
Nội dung
Lựa chọn một ví dụ thuốc (nghiên cứu) sử dụng cấu trúc
nano, trình bày (30’):
• Vì sao thuốc sử dụng cấu trúc nano (hệ mang thuốc nano).
Lịch sử phát triển thuốc, ưu điểm, của từng biệt dược
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Gây ra nhiều tác dụng phụ lên hệ thần kinh, đặc biệt do tá dược
Cremophor EL, trên 25-30%
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Abraxane
• Sử dụng công nghệ nano kết hợp Paclitaxel (100mg) với phân tử albumin (900mg)
• Khi pha loãng tạo ra các tiểu phân Paclitaxel-Albumin kích thước 130nm
• Khi vào cơ thể các tiểu phân này vỡ ra thành các mảnh 8nm
• Các tiểu phần Paclitaxel-Albumin mang thế Zeta âm (ổn định) nhờ phân tử albumin