Towards drug delivery systems triggered by ion-selective interactions

A drug delivery system is proposed that allows the release of a drug from a lipophilic polymer in response to ion-selective interactions with trigger ions present in solution. Spontaneous and stoichiometric incorporation of the trigger ions into a polymer phase is driven by their preferential binding to an uncharged ionophore resulting in charged drug ions being released to preserve electroneutrality.

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Chemical Communications
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cc00636h
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4
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Analytical Chemistry and Chromatography
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Abstract

A drug delivery system is proposed that allows the release of a drug from a lipophilic polymer in response to ion-selective interactions with trigger ions present in solution. Spontaneous and stoichiometric incorporation of the trigger ions into a polymer phase is driven by their preferential binding to an uncharged ionophore resulting in charged drug ions being released to preserve electroneutrality.

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