2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0142-9612(00)00134-4
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Enhancing effect of chitosan on peptide drug delivery across buccal mucosa

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“…We chose chitosan as a carrier for DNA encapsulation because DNA plasmids are negatively charged and chitosan (cationic polypeptides) are positively charged, which enhances bioadhesivity and site-specific applications in controlled delivery systems. 25,38 Therefore, microspheres/nanoparticles can increase the residence time of drugs in the nasal mucosa compared with solutions, and exert a direct effect on the nasal mucosa, resulting in the opening of tight junctions between the epithelial cells. 39 It should be noted that microspheres/nanoparticles have been proven as an effective carrier for the delivery of drugs in nasal administration.…”
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“…We chose chitosan as a carrier for DNA encapsulation because DNA plasmids are negatively charged and chitosan (cationic polypeptides) are positively charged, which enhances bioadhesivity and site-specific applications in controlled delivery systems. 25,38 Therefore, microspheres/nanoparticles can increase the residence time of drugs in the nasal mucosa compared with solutions, and exert a direct effect on the nasal mucosa, resulting in the opening of tight junctions between the epithelial cells. 39 It should be noted that microspheres/nanoparticles have been proven as an effective carrier for the delivery of drugs in nasal administration.…”
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“…The enhancer activity of CH on the buccal, 22) nasal, 23) rectal 24) and intestinal mucosa 25) have been reported. The mechanism of action of the CH was suggested to be a combination of bioadhesion and a transient widening of the tight junctions in the membrane.…”
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“…What is more, hipocholesterolemic, hipolipidemic [32], antimicrobial [33] and antitumor activity [34] of chitosan have been reported. It is very often used for encapsulating enzymes [35], in dentistry [36], but also to manufacture matrices for drug delivery [37].…”
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confidence: 99%