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Preparation of Enzyme Polymers for Therapeutical Use: Preliminary “In Vivo” Study

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Polymers in Medicine

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Originating in the work of DeDuve’s group (1), the concept of drug targeting is intended to improve the selectivity of transfer of a drug to target cells (2). The drug targeting consists of the association of a therapeutic effect and of a tissular specificity resting on the molecular association of a drug and a vector in a complex. The drug distribution in the body, being in principle governed by the vector, can be modified as a function of the chosen vector.

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Marincol, P., Remy, MH., Domurado, D. (1983). Preparation of Enzyme Polymers for Therapeutical Use: Preliminary “In Vivo” Study. In: Chiellini, E., Giusti, P. (eds) Polymers in Medicine. Polymer Science and Technology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7643-3_8

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