Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2006 · 812 citations · 10 references
PharmacyMolecular PharmaceuticsPharmaceuticsDrug DeliveryNanobiotechnologyNanoparticle Drug DeliveryControlled Release MechanismsDrug EncapsulationNanomaterials For Drug DeliveryNanomedicineNanoparticle Delivery SystemsNanoparticle FormulationsCore-shell NanoparticlesDye UptakeGold Nanoparticle Drug DeliveryNanoparticle DeliveryNanoparticle Delivery VectorsNanoparticle-based Controlled ReleaseNanoparticlesPayload Release Kinetics
We demonstrate here the effective delivery of a dye payload into cells using 2-nm core gold nanoparticles, with release occurring via place exchange of glutathione onto the particle surface. In vitro experiments demonstrate effective release of drug analogues upon addition of glutathione. Cell culture experiments show rapid uptake of nanoparticle and effective release of payload. The role of glutathione in the release process was demonstrated through improved payload release upon transient increase in glutathione levels achieved via introduction of glutathione ethyl ester into the cell.
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