Proteins

Nanomedicine plays a vital role in targeting therapeutics to the desired site of action. Over the years, several nanomedicines, like...

While arginine hydrochloride (ArgHCl) has emerged as a potential stabilizer of protein drugs in liquid formulations, the purpose of this...

Purpose Hyaluronic acid (HA) nanogel has hyaluronic acid in the main chain, a hydrophilic, biocompatible material with low toxicity, and...

Living cells have the capability to synthesize molecular components and precisely assemble them from the nanoscale to build macroscopic living...

Protein viscosity is one of the major obstacles in preparing highly concentrated protein formulations suitable for subcutaneous (subQ) injection. Highly...

Carrying out intended dosing regimens often require highly concentrated protein formulations that may be too viscous for subcutaneous administration or...

Peptide and protein therapeutics generally exhibit high potency and specificity and are increasingly important segments of the pharmaceutical market. However,...

Edible polymers refer to the polymeric materials which can be consumed by human beings, animals or microorganisms without any noxious...

Proteins and peptides have become an important class of therapeutics due to their high specificity and general biocompatibility. However, using...

Phage therapy has gained prominence due to the increasing pathogenicity of “super bugs” and the rise of their multidrug resistance...