Hu-sheng YAN. Utilization of Multiple Noncovalent Interactions and their Synergetic Effect in Adsorption and Controlled Drug Delivery. [J]. Polymer Bulletin 26(1):101-111(2013)
DOI:
Hu-sheng YAN. Utilization of Multiple Noncovalent Interactions and their Synergetic Effect in Adsorption and Controlled Drug Delivery. [J]. Polymer Bulletin 26(1):101-111(2013)DOI:
Utilization of Multiple Noncovalent Interactions and their Synergetic Effect in Adsorption and Controlled Drug Delivery
Thermodynamic analysis indicates that the energy of an association between a molecule and a larger entity driven by multiple noncovalent interactions is greater than the sum of the energies of these interactions when they act alone. In other words
there is synergistic effect between these multiple noncovalent interactions. The utilization of multiple noncovalent interactions (e.g.
hydrophobic effect
ionic interaction and hydrogen bonding) and their synergistic effect in the design of adsorption and controlled drug delivery systems is discussed. A noncovalent interaction (such as a hydrogen bond in aqueous medium) that does not contribute to an association when it acts alone may contribute to the association when it acts cooperatively with other noncovalent interactions. Not only can higher solute adsorption and drug load capacities be obtained
but also the adsorption selectivity and drug release behavior can be controlled by correct utilization of multiple noncovalent interactions and their synergistic effect.
关键词
多重非共价作用协同效应吸附药物控释
Keywords
Multiple noncovalent interactionsSynergistic effectAdsorptionControlled drug delivery