Abstract

NOVEL DRUG DELIVERY CARRIER SYSTEM: - A UPDATED REVIEW

Punet Kumar*, Md Iftekhar Ahmad, Sangam, Vidhan Chand Bala, Deepti Aggarwal and Manisha Kumari

Abstract

The best candidates for controlling the drug delivery system are those who do not absorb the stomach or intestines, including peptides. Medicines used to treat IBD, ulcerative colitis, diarrhea, and colon cancer are ideal candidates for local colon delivery. The conjugation of biological (peptide / protein) and synthetic polymers is an effective tool to improve control over the formation of nano scale structures of synthetic polymeric materials that can be used as drug delivery systems. Other approaches to medication are focused on overcoming specific physical barriers, such as the blood-brain barrier, to better target medications and improve their effectiveness or find alternative and acceptable ways to use protein drugs, except through the gastrointestinal system, where degradation may occur. The advantage of the way of drug delivery useful for other types of drug delivery, such as oral, topical root, intravenous, intramuscular, etc.

Keywords: Pharmacological class, Pharmacodynamics, Peptide drugs, Carriers, Administration route, synthetic polymers.