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Изучение и математическое описание кинетики высвобождения доксорубицина из PLGA наночастиц in vitro

Tatyana Sergeevna Kovshova, Nadezhda Sergeevna Osipova, Alexey Vladimirovich Belov, Elena Vladimirovna Shipulo, Yulia Valeryevna Ermolenko, Yulia Aleksandrovna Malinovskaya, Olga Olegovna Maksimenko, Vadim Yurievich Balabanyan, Svetlana Emmanuilovna Gelperina

Аннотация


DOI: 10.30906/2073-8099-2020-12-4-27-37

Профиль высвобождения активного ингредиента из наночастиц является одним из важнейших параметров наносомальной лекарственной формы. Разработаны и оптимизированы методы изучения кинетики высвобождения доксорубицина из наночастиц PLGA в модельные среды in vitro. Оптимальным методом отделения наночастиц является ультрацентрифугирование, а наиболее подходящей модельной средой — 1 % водный раствор полоксамера 188. Профиль высвобождения имеет выраженный двухфазный характер и подчиняется закону диффузии Фика. Изучение кинетики высвобождения доксорубицина в плазме крови ограничено низкой стабильностью в условиях эксперимента (4 ч при 37 °C).


Ключевые слова


наночастицы, PLGA, доксорубицин, профиль высвобождения in vitro

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