Protein Gene Delivery
Proteins can be effectifve gene carriers. (RDC 12/14/2010)
Review Articles
12/17/2010
Elastic-contractile model proteins: Physical chemistry, protein function and drug design and delivery
(1404-1455) Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews 62 #15 (2010)
Numata and Kaplan of Tufts University discuss silks that are biodegradable, biocompatible, self-assembling proteins and can be tailored via genetic engineering to contain specific chemical features for drug and gene delivery. (RDC 12/13/2010)
Development of recombinant cationic polymers for gene therapy research
(1524-1529) Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews 62 #15 (2010)
Top and Kiick of the University of Delaware has studied a series of alanine-rich helical polypeptides by glycosylation. One changes morphology by changes in solution pH and temperature. Polypeptide-based fibrils formed at acidic pH and high temperature organized gold nanoparticles via electrostatic interactions. (RDC 12/13/2010)
