CNIO Nanoparticles: Advancing Future Vaccines and Drug Delivery
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Roger Castells-Graells' group at the National Cancer Research Center (CNIO) has built The CNIO's entry Researchers create ‘nanocajas’ of proteins, the basis for a possible new strategy to administer anticancer drugs was first published in Research and Development.
CNIO Nanoparticles: Advancing Future Vaccines and Drug Delivery
Researchers at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO) are exploring innovative nanoparticles that could pave the way for advances in vaccines and pharmaceuticals, potentially transforming how diseases are prevented and treated in the future.
The CNIO has developed two very precise protein nanoparticles, their promise is real, but their medical uses still need to be validated.
The CNIO group created two nanoplates of 15 nanometers, assembled with identical pieces. The study published in JACS demonstrates the accuracy of the method; its possible uses for transporting drugs or as a vaccine support still require experimental evaluation.The entry The CNIO creates two nanoboxes of proteins with possible uses in drugs and vaccines aparece primero en Merca2.
A tiny box built of proteins could serve to transport drugs inside the body, or molecules that alert our defenses to a threat. In these potential applications Roger Castells-Graells thinks when designing protein nanoparticles and explores how they could help treat cancer, with his group at the National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO). Two [...] The entry CNIO researchers create ‘nanocajas’ of proteins, the basis for a possible new strateg…
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