Abstract

PROTEIN FIBER IN DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM

Vaishnavi Mohanrao Sonawane*, Pranali Hatwar and Dr. Gajanan Sanap

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Abstract

There's a pressing need for long- term, controlled medicine release for sustained treatment of habitual or patient medical conditions and conditions. Guided medicine delivery is delicate because remedial composites need to survive multitudinous transport walls and binding targets throughout the body. Nanoscale protein- grounded polymers are decreasingly used for medicine and vaccine delivery to cross these natural walls and through blood rotation to their molecular point of action. Protein- grounded polymers compared to synthetic polymers have the advantages of good biocompatibility, biodegradability, environmental sustainability, cost effectiveness and vacuity. This review addresses the sources of protein- grounded polymers, compares the similarity and differences, and highlights characteristic parcels and functionality of these protein accoutrements for sustained and controlled medicine release. Targeted medicine delivery using largely functional multicomponent protein mixes to guide active medicines to the point of interest will also be bandied. A systematical explication of medicine- delivery effectiveness in the case of molecular weight, flyspeck size, shape, morphology, and porosity of accoutrements will also be demonstrated to achieve increased medicine immersion. Eventually, several important biomedical operations of protein- grounded accoutrements with medicine- delivery function — including bone mending, antibiotic release, crack mending, and corneal rejuvenescence, as well as diabetes, neuroinflammation and cancer treatments are epitomized at the end of this review.

Keywords: Protein biopolymer, drug delivery, controlled release, silk, collagen, elastin, keratin, animal protein, plant protein.