Multimodal and multifunctional stealth polymer nanospheres for sustained drug delivery

We report the preparation of fluorescent and magnetic PMMA nanospheres, and a corresponding PEGylated 'stealth' analogue prepared using a block copolymer. The nanospheres contain encapsulated magnetite nanoparticles and fluorescent BODIPY dyes, including a new such dye with pH-sensitive fl...

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Veröffentlicht in:New journal of chemistry 2012-01, Vol.36 (7), p.1457-1462
Hauptverfasser: Evans, Cameron W., Latter, Melissa J., Ho, Diwei, Peerzade, Saquib Ahmed M. A., Clemons, Tristan D., Fitzgerald, Melinda, Dunlop, Sarah A., Iyer, K. Swaminathan
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description We report the preparation of fluorescent and magnetic PMMA nanospheres, and a corresponding PEGylated 'stealth' analogue prepared using a block copolymer. The nanospheres contain encapsulated magnetite nanoparticles and fluorescent BODIPY dyes, including a new such dye with pH-sensitive fluorescent emission. The new dye could potentially be used as an indicator of the immediate physiological environment. The nanospheres were non-toxic at up to 500 mu g ml super(-1) in PC12 cells. Lomerizine, a lipophilic calcium channel blocker, was also encapsulated in the nanospheres and displayed sustained, pH-dependent release characteristics. The nanospheres may be of use to release lomerizine and other water-insoluble drugs at central nervous system injury sites.
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