pluronic based nano-delivery systems; prospective warrior in war against cancer

Authors

pouya dehghankelishadi

department of pharmaceutics, faculty of pharmacy, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran farid dorkoosh

department of pharmaceutics, faculty of pharmacy, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran

abstract

pluronic based nano-particulate systems are innovative platforms for delivery of anti-cancer agents. these systems due to their pharmacological properties and suitable physicochemical characteristics are great opportunity for development cancer therapeutics. this mini-review tries to provide a more detailed overview on the currently available pluronic based drug delivery systems. in the section 2, pharmacological characteristics of pluronic as a therapeutic polymer are assessed. in section 3, pluronic based formulations for undruggable payloads and surfaced modified targeted delivery systems are analyzed. the combinatorial pluronic based systems are summarized in section 4 and at last but not least the challenges and future prospective are discussed within section 5.

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