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Nanotechnology 2008: Life Sciences, Medicine & Bio Materials - Technical Proceedings of the 2008 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 2
Nanotech 2008 Vol. 2
Nanotechnology 2008: Life Sciences, Medicine & Bio Materials - Technical Proceedings of the 2008 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 2

Chapter 4:

Drug & Gene Delivery Systems

-Amphoteric liposomes are a platform for multi-organ delivery of oligonucleotides
 C. Reinsch, U. Rauchhaus, S. Panzner
 novosom AG, DE
-Oral Delivery of Map4K4 siRNA to Macrophages Inhibits TNF alpha Production and Protects against a LPS-Galactosamine Challenge in Mice
 M. Aouadi, G. Tesz, E. Soto, M. Wang, S. Nicoloro, G. Ostroff, M. Czech
 University of Massachusetts Medical School, US
-Systemic Delivery of Targeted, siRNA-Containing Nanoparticles for the Treatment of Solid Tumors: Concept to Clinic
 J.D. Heidel, J.Y-C. Liu, R.K. Zeidan, Y. Liang, S. Rele, M.E. Davis
 Calando Pharmaceuticals, US
-Efficient siRNA Delivery by Secondary and Tertiary Amine Modified Polysaccharides
 B. Ghosn, A. Singh, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-Labile Catalytic Packaging and Delivering of Short Interference RNA to Cancer Cells: Control of Gold Nanoparticles “out” of RNA Complexes
 A.M. Chen, O. Taratula, D. Wei, T. Minko, H. He
 Rutgers, The State of New Jersey, US
-Toward in vivo Targeting Delivery of siRNA for Efficient Cancer Therapy
 O. Taratula, P. Kirkpatrick, R. Salva, I. Pandya, T. Minko, H. He
 Rutgers-Newark University, US
-SiRNA for Therapeutic Immuno-modulation: Simultaneous Delivery of Cytokine-targeted SiRNA and DNA Antigens to Dendritic Cells using Polymer Microcarriers
 A. Singh, H. Nie, B. Ghosn, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-Multilayered ABCD Nanoparticles for siRNA delivery
 M. Thanou, A. Miller
 Imperial College London, UK
-Delivery systems for enhanced siRNA delivery
 A-L. Bolcato-Bellemin, M-E. Bonnet, J-P. Behr, P. Erbacher
 Polyplus-transfection, FR
-Cell-mediated, heat-based therapy for combating HIV infection
 H.T. Denver, C.M. de Noronha, D.-A. Borca-Tasciuc
 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
-Gene Delivery and Transfection Studies with Lipopolyplexes in Human Endothelial and Smooth Muscle Cells
 L. Brito, S. Little, R. Langer, M. Amiji
 Northeastern University, US
-Development of Peptide Nucleic Acid Assemblies for Application in Drug Delivery and Molecular Sensing
 F.N. Butler, O. Elibol, B.D. Hines, B. Reddy Jr., R. Bashir, D.E. Bergstrom
 Purdue University, US
-Utility of Customized Targeted PEG Linkers for the delivery of oligonucleotides without the use of transfection reagents
 H. Zhao, P. Reddy, J. Xia, M. Wang, P. Sapra, R. Bandaru, M. Belen Rubio, D. Wu, P. Zhu, D. Filpula, L.M. Greenberger, I.D. Horak
 Enzon Pharmaceuticals, Inc., US
-Nanoparticles of the Thermo-mechanically Activated Zeolite in the Design and Synthesis of New Drugs Generation
 S. Ivkovic, D. Brezak
 MEGAMIN GmbH, DE
-Invention of Polysaccharide-base Nanoparticles for Enhancing Drug Permeability across the Blood Brain Barrier
 E.S. Gil, T.L. Lowe
 Pennsylvania State University, US
-Molecular Imaging by Nanoparticle Bacterial delivery Systems:
 R. Sharma
 University of North Carolina, Greensboro, US
-Influence of water-soluble polymers and surfactants, on mebendazole solubilization by _- and permethyl-_-cyclodextrins
 O-M. Ba, M. Lahiani-Skiba, S. Joudieh, F. Bounoure, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Synthesis of magnetic nanoparticles and its applications in drug delivery systems
 N. Wright Bolden, V. Rangari, S. Jeelani
 Tuskegee University, US
-Organisation of peptide ligands on the surface of gene vectors
 M. Wang, A.D. Miller, M. Thanou
 Imperial College London, UK
-Radiolabelled Microspheres As a Delivery System For Targetad Radiotherapy
 G.P. Bandopadhyaya, J. Shukla
 All India Institute of Medical Sciences, IN
-Lyceum Chinense and Calcium Phosphate Nanoparticles for Ophthalmic Drug Delivery
 Q. He, Z. Fang, M. Wang, Q.W. Xu, R. Chen, X.Z. Zhang, W.M. Yaun, D.M. Zhau, Jian Wu
 Morehouse School of Medicine, US
-How much advantage do Nanoscale Phenomena afford for Pulmonary Delivery?
 N. Walji, M. Thanou, N. Quirke
 Imperial College London, UK
-Evaluation of the paromomycin loading characteristics in nanoprecipitated PLGA nanospheres
 S. Kalimouttou, M. Lahiani-Skiba, N. Naouli, V.S. LIN, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Preparation And Evaluation Of In Vitro Release Of Amphiphilic _-Cyclodextrin Or Pla Nanospheres Containing A Hydrophobic Drug
 S. Lin, M. Lahiani-Skiba, N. Naouli, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Step and Flash Imprint Lithography for the Fabrication of Shape-specific, Enzymatically-triggered, Drug Nanocarriers
 M. Caldorera-Moore, L.C. Glangchai, L. Shi, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-DNA-Associated Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes as a Platform for Drug Delivery
 B.D. Dolash, R.R. Lahiji, D.Y. Zemlyanov, R. Reifenberger, D.E. Bergstrom
 Purdue University, US
-Studies of conformational changes induced in a carrier protein: Bovine serum albumin
 N. El Kadi, N. Taulier, W. Urbach, M. Waks
 Paris V, FR
-Real-time Detection and Quantitation of siRNAs in vivo
 A. Cheng, Y. Liang, A. Vlassov, M. Li, Y. Wang, L. Wong, C. Chen, S. Magdaleno
 Ambion Inc., An Applied Biosytems Business, US
-Amphoteric liposomes are a platform for multi-organ delivery of oligonucleotides
 C. Reinsch, U. Rauchhaus, S. Panzner
 novosom AG, DE
-Oral Delivery of Map4K4 siRNA to Macrophages Inhibits TNF alpha Production and Protects against a LPS-Galactosamine Challenge in Mice
 M. Aouadi, G. Tesz, E. Soto, M. Wang, S. Nicoloro, G. Ostroff, M. Czech
 University of Massachusetts Medical School, US
-Systemic Delivery of Targeted, siRNA-Containing Nanoparticles for the Treatment of Solid Tumors: Concept to Clinic
 J.D. Heidel, J.Y-C. Liu, R.K. Zeidan, Y. Liang, S. Rele, M.E. Davis
 Calando Pharmaceuticals, US
-Efficient siRNA Delivery by Secondary and Tertiary Amine Modified Polysaccharides
 B. Ghosn, A. Singh, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-Labile Catalytic Packaging and Delivering of Short Interference RNA to Cancer Cells: Control of Gold Nanoparticles “out” of RNA Complexes
 A.M. Chen, O. Taratula, D. Wei, T. Minko, H. He
 Rutgers, The State of New Jersey, US
-Toward in vivo Targeting Delivery of siRNA for Efficient Cancer Therapy
 O. Taratula, P. Kirkpatrick, R. Salva, I. Pandya, T. Minko, H. He
 Rutgers-Newark University, US
-SiRNA for Therapeutic Immuno-modulation: Simultaneous Delivery of Cytokine-targeted SiRNA and DNA Antigens to Dendritic Cells using Polymer Microcarriers
 A. Singh, H. Nie, B. Ghosn, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-Multilayered ABCD Nanoparticles for siRNA delivery
 M. Thanou, A. Miller
 Imperial College London, UK
-Delivery systems for enhanced siRNA delivery
 A-L. Bolcato-Bellemin, M-E. Bonnet, J-P. Behr, P. Erbacher
 Polyplus-transfection, FR
-Cell-mediated, heat-based therapy for combating HIV infection
 H.T. Denver, C.M. de Noronha, D.-A. Borca-Tasciuc
 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
-Gene Delivery and Transfection Studies with Lipopolyplexes in Human Endothelial and Smooth Muscle Cells
 L. Brito, S. Little, R. Langer, M. Amiji
 Northeastern University, US
-Development of Peptide Nucleic Acid Assemblies for Application in Drug Delivery and Molecular Sensing
 F.N. Butler, O. Elibol, B.D. Hines, B. Reddy Jr., R. Bashir, D.E. Bergstrom
 Purdue University, US
-Utility of Customized Targeted PEG Linkers for the delivery of oligonucleotides without the use of transfection reagents
 H. Zhao, P. Reddy, J. Xia, M. Wang, P. Sapra, R. Bandaru, M. Belen Rubio, D. Wu, P. Zhu, D. Filpula, L.M. Greenberger, I.D. Horak
 Enzon Pharmaceuticals, Inc., US
-Nanoparticles of the Thermo-mechanically Activated Zeolite in the Design and Synthesis of New Drugs Generation
 S. Ivkovic, D. Brezak
 MEGAMIN GmbH, DE
-Invention of Polysaccharide-base Nanoparticles for Enhancing Drug Permeability across the Blood Brain Barrier
 E.S. Gil, T.L. Lowe
 Pennsylvania State University, US
-Molecular Imaging by Nanoparticle Bacterial delivery Systems:
 R. Sharma
 University of North Carolina, Greensboro, US
-Influence of water-soluble polymers and surfactants, on mebendazole solubilization by _- and permethyl-_-cyclodextrins
 O-M. Ba, M. Lahiani-Skiba, S. Joudieh, F. Bounoure, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Synthesis of magnetic nanoparticles and its applications in drug delivery systems
 N. Wright Bolden, V. Rangari, S. Jeelani
 Tuskegee University, US
-Organisation of peptide ligands on the surface of gene vectors
 M. Wang, A.D. Miller, M. Thanou
 Imperial College London, UK
-Radiolabelled Microspheres As a Delivery System For Targetad Radiotherapy
 G.P. Bandopadhyaya, J. Shukla
 All India Institute of Medical Sciences, IN
-Lyceum Chinense and Calcium Phosphate Nanoparticles for Ophthalmic Drug Delivery
 Q. He, Z. Fang, M. Wang, Q.W. Xu, R. Chen, X.Z. Zhang, W.M. Yaun, D.M. Zhau, Jian Wu
 Morehouse School of Medicine, US
-How much advantage do Nanoscale Phenomena afford for Pulmonary Delivery?
 N. Walji, M. Thanou, N. Quirke
 Imperial College London, UK
-Evaluation of the paromomycin loading characteristics in nanoprecipitated PLGA nanospheres
 S. Kalimouttou, M. Lahiani-Skiba, N. Naouli, V.S. LIN, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Preparation And Evaluation Of In Vitro Release Of Amphiphilic _-Cyclodextrin Or Pla Nanospheres Containing A Hydrophobic Drug
 S. Lin, M. Lahiani-Skiba, N. Naouli, M. Skiba
 Université de Rouen, FR
-Step and Flash Imprint Lithography for the Fabrication of Shape-specific, Enzymatically-triggered, Drug Nanocarriers
 M. Caldorera-Moore, L.C. Glangchai, L. Shi, K. Roy
 The University of Texas at Austin, US
-DNA-Associated Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes as a Platform for Drug Delivery
 B.D. Dolash, R.R. Lahiji, D.Y. Zemlyanov, R. Reifenberger, D.E. Bergstrom
 Purdue University, US
-Studies of conformational changes induced in a carrier protein: Bovine serum albumin
 N. El Kadi, N. Taulier, W. Urbach, M. Waks
 Paris V, FR
-Real-time Detection and Quantitation of siRNAs in vivo
 A. Cheng, Y. Liang, A. Vlassov, M. Li, Y. Wang, L. Wong, C. Chen, S. Magdaleno
 Ambion Inc., An Applied Biosytems Business, US
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