RSC Advances · 2020 · 66 citations · 28 references
PharmacyChemistryPharmaceuticsDrug DeliveryOral Drug DeliveryStructure-activity RelationshipsControlled Release MechanismsDrug Delivery EngineeringDrug Delivery SystemsDrug EncapsulationDrug LoadingNanocarriers For TherapeuticsDrug Delivery DevicesDrug Delivery NanocarriersMetal-organic FrameworksPore Size ControlPore Size EffectsPore Size RegulationSmall Molecule LoadingSystemic Drug Delivery
experiments prove that this series of MOFs has low cytotoxicity. This study shows that the incorporation of single substituents can effectively adjust the drug delivery behaviour of MOFs, which is conducive to realization of personalized drug delivery modes. The introduction of active groups can also facilitate post-synthesis modification to achieve coupling of targeting groups. MOFs incorporated with single substituents perform favorably in terms of use as biomedical drug delivery alternative carriers in effective drug payload and flexible drug release.
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