Two birds with one stone: dendrimer surface engineering enables tunable periphery hydrophobicity and rapid endosomal escape

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Publication Date 2014-09-16
DOI 10.1039/C4CC06621A
Impact Factor 6.222
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Zheng Wang, Chao Chen, Ruihong Liu, Aiping Fan, Deling Kong, Yanjun Zhao


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Abstract

Multifunctional thermosensitive dendrimeric nanocarriers were generated via tailored surface modification. Such design not only facilitated the rapid endosomal escape of dendrimers, but also achieved tunable surface hydrophobicity, which could be employed to achieve on-demand cargo release. These smart dendrimers are promising for enhancing intracellular drug delivery.

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