乳がん治療の強化のための二重ネットワークの注射用ヒドロゲルからシナージスティックターゲティングと刺激反応性薬物投与

Fuyuan Zhang1, Xuan Li1, Shiyi Yang1

  • 1School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Changchun University of Chinese Medicine, Changchun 130117, China.

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まとめ

新しい注射用ヒドロゲル (ODPDC) は,乳がん治療の化学療法薬ドクソルビシンとパクリタキセルを効果的に投与します. このpH/レドックス反応系は,臨床前試験で高い有効性と優れた生物互換性を示しています.

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