Browsing by Subject "Drug delivery systems"

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    • Barriers to oral and inhaled drug delivery: a review 

      Kamal, Farhana (Brac University, 2022-08)
      Oral and pulmonary routes of drug administration are the two most common modes to deliver drugs to patients owing to their non-invasive nature. Among the two, the oral route is still the most preferred one due to a number ...

    • Harnessing exosomes as a drug delivery system for neurodegenerative diseases 

      Ferdous, Farhana (Brac University, 2021-08)
      Exosomes are recently discovered bilayer containing membrane which are small-sized (30- 100mm) nanovesicles that are formed due to the fusion of multivesicular bodies with the plasma membrane. Exosomes are involved in ...

    • Microneedle mediated approaches in Ocular drug delivery 

      Ahmed, Tanvir (Brac University, 2021-04)
      The delivery of specific drugs to the desired site of action to the eye remain a major challenge in treating the chronic diseases of the eye. Due to inadequate quantity of drugs being delivered to the diseased site, the ...

    • A review on dissolving microneedle mediated transdermal insulin delivery 

      Akter, Khadija (Brac University, 2021-05)
      Microneedles (MNs) are microscopic applicators used to deliver vaccines or other drugs across various barriers. Whereas the most favorite use of MN is transdermal applications. Generally, four types of MN are present. ...

    • A review on microneedle mediated transdermal drug delivery 

      Al-Sabbir (Brac University, 2019-08)
      As a very good replacement of hypodermic needle micro needle can be used. Micro needles are very small needles as its name suggest. We all know that skin has three layers. Micro needles basically skip through the upper ...

    • Utilization of liquid crystals for transdermal drug delivery system 

      Mazumder, Madhurza Mitra (Brac University, 2022-02)
      The following review paper addresses certain theoretical features of liquid crystals, such as liquid crystal forms and phases, as well as lyotropic liquid crystals and nanoparticles in transdermal drug delivery systems. ...