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Journal of Materials Science and Nanotechnology | Volume: 3

March 20-21, 2019 | London, UK

Materials Science and Materials Chemistry

2

nd

International Conference on

Polymer - Lipid hybrid nanovehicles designed for synergistic drug delivery for solid tumor

management

Madhu Gupta

Delhi Pharmaceutical Science and Research University, India

E

fficient dual targeted chemotherapy is an attractive

approach for killing the tumor cells and tumor endothelial

cells, while sparing the normal tissue. Herein, we investigated

whether encapsulation of paclitaxel (PTX) within polymer–

lipid hybrid nanoparticles conjugated with kNGR (PLNs-kNGR)

achieved this goal in a subcutaneous tumor induced Balb/c

mice bearing HT-1080 tumor model with nanocarrier-modified

biodistribution and toxicity. The dual targeted PLNs-kNGR

was prepared by modified nano-precipitation technique

combined with self-assembly and evaluated for different

parameters. Compared with other tested NPs, PLNs-kNGR-NPs

revealed more cytotoxicity by inducing more apoptosis, higher

intracellular uptake and % tumor volume inhibition rate that

was 59.7%. These findings substantiate the importance of

rational design of nanoparticles for dual targeting synergistic

therapy. As a consequence, the PLNs-kNGR-NPs play a key role

in enhancing tumor therapeutic efficiency for treatment of

CD13 receptor specific solid tumor.

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