In vivo stealth nanoparticle
AssigneeNational University Corporation Kobe University
InventorsToshifumi Takeuchi, Yukiya Kitayama
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Abstract
Provided is a molecular imprint polymer that is capable of acquiring stealth properties through a new mechanism. The molecular imprint polymer according to the present invention, which has a plasma protein recognition sites molecularly imprinted by a plasma protein thereon and contains a constituent derived from a biocompatible monomer, is an in vivo stealth nanoparticle to be used in intravascular delivery. As the plasma protein, albumin is preferred. When carrying a drug thereon, the in vivo stealth nanoparticle according to the present invention is usable as a drug for drug delivery system.
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An in vivo stealth nanoparticle to be used in intravascular delivery, which is a molecularly imprinted polymer having a plasma protein recognition sites molecularly imprinted by a plasma protein thereon and containing a constituent derived from a biocompatible monomer.
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