In contrast to other molecule-based drug delivery systems, glyconanoparticles exhibit distinctive optical, electrical, magnetic, mechanical, and chemical properties, enabling the modulation of surface ligand density through adjustments to their size and shape. Leveraging these attributes, glyconanoparticles offer a novel platform for targeted drug delivery and enhance the bioavailability of therapeutic agents. Notably in cancer therapy, they harness sugar-multivalent interactions to significantly enhance the targeting accuracy of anticancer drug delivery. Consequently, various glyconanoparticle types have been developed for anticancer drug delivery research. CD BioGlyco provides a comprehensive, one-stop service for formulating anticarcinogen-loaded glyconanoparticles, offering robust support for cancer therapy research. Our service is tailored to accommodate all types of anticancer drugs and customizes the glyconanoparticle according to the specific requirements of each compound.
We have extensive research experience in glyconanoparticle formulation and developing high-quality glyconanoparticles to enhance the therapeutic efficacy of anticancer agents by improving their stability, solubility, and targeted delivery to cancer cells. Based on our well-established GlycoNano™ Platform, we offer the following service components:
Types of glyconanoparticles developed include Carbohydrate-based Nanoparticles, Gold Glyconanoparticles, Silver Glyconanoparticles, Magnetic Glyconanoparticle, Quantum Dot (QD) Glyconanoparticle, etc. We specialize in preparing glyconanoparticles using various methods and optimizing various parameters such as monomer, initiator, and temperature. The resulting glyconanoparticles are well characterized and suitable for tumor cell-targeted drug delivery, studying sugar-related biological effects, and cellular imaging.
In addition, Precipitation Polymerization, Inverse Emulsion Polymerization, and other technologies are used to develop Glycol Nanohydrogel for targeted delivery of anticancer drugs.
We perform detailed characterization of the Physicochemical Properties and Interactions of the developed glyconanoparticles, and specific tests include the following:
We have a wealth of In Vivo and In Vitro Models to validate the developed glyconanoparticle in targeted delivery of anticancer drugs. Specific preclinical studies include Stability testing, biocompatibility, and Safety assessments, Biological Characterization, and Pharmacodynamic and Pharmacokinetic studies.
Our services include, but are not limited to, the following drugs:
Lapatinib | Erlotinib | Daunorubicin | Cytarabine | Doxorubicin |
Fluorouracil | Cytosine Arabinoside | Leuprolide Acetate | Yttrium-90 | Camptothecin |
Letrozol | Chlorambucil | Vincristine | Lrinotecan | Paclitaxel |
L-carnosine | Oxaliplatin | Mifamurtide | Olaparib | Docetaxel |
Afatinib | PEG-l-asparaginase | Calicheamicin | Gemcitabine | Imatinib |
Tamoxifen | Pegademase | Denileukin | Eribulin | Cisplatin |
Psoralen | Lodine-131 | Diftasomab |
We provide an anticarcinogen-loaded glyconanoparticle formulation service according to the specific requirements of our clients and their research objectives, which includes adjustments to particle size, surface characteristics, drug loading efficiency, release profiles, etc. Various glyconanoparticles selectively interact with tissues, or cells, and are investigated as targeted anticancer drug delivery systems to improve the efficiency of cancer therapy.
Technology: Preparation of glyconanoparticles
Journal: Drug Delivery
IF: 4.902
Published: 2018
Results: This paper describes the characterization of glyconanoparticles and their applications in biomedical and materials science, such as cancer therapy research. Glyconanoparticles have unusual physical properties that mimic the glycol coating on the surface of cells and present multiple ligands that interact with proteins. They have been used as a good model for biological cells and to study sugar-protein/sugar interactions. Several glyconanoparticles have also been developed as potential site-specific delivery systems for anticancer drugs and others. They exert targeted delivery by selectively interacting with pathogens, cells, or tissues.
Fig.1 Gold glyconanoparticles for screening of anticancer vaccines. (Zhang, et al., 2018)
At CD BioGlyco, our anticarcinogen-loaded glyconanoparticle formulation service offers new options for improving the efficacy and reducing the toxicity of cancer therapies. Welcome to contact us to discuss your research needs and detailed experimental plans. We are always happy to discuss cancer treatment strategies and enhance the innovation potential.
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