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Progress in biopolymer-based polyelectrolyte complexes for biomedical applications

Reactive and Functional Polymers

July 2026

Bhattacharyya D.

6

Xanthan Gum: Science, Technology, and Applications

Xanthan Gum Science Technology and Applications

20 June 2025

Hosseini H.

8

Preparation of Film Containing Polyelectrolyte Complex for Topical Delivery of Penciclovir

Iraqi Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

2025

Taha M.E.

Open Access

9

Nanocarriers for Controlled Drug Delivery A Convergence of Polymer and Nanochemistry

Journal of the Turkish Chemical Society Section A Chemistry

3 December 2024

Hama A.A.

Open Access

10

Evaluation of polymer combinations in vaginal mucoadhesive tablets for the extended release of acyclovir

European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

1 December 2024

Martín-Bartolomé L.

Open Access

11

Nature-Inspired Wet Drug Delivery Platforms

Small Methods

18 October 2024

Ma Y.

13

Synthesis and characterization of chitosan for medical applications: A review

Journal of Biomaterials Applications

May 2024

Isa M.T.

15

Polysaccharide-based platforms for nasal delivery: design, features, and perspectives

Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation

September 2023

Elmowafy E.

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Nasal drug administration is attractive noninvasive approach to rapidly achieve local or systemic effects of small molecular drugs, proteins, and peptides, as well as for nasal immunization and nose-to-brain targeted delivery. However, conventional nasal dosage forms such as nasal drops, sprays, and nasal powders, are often suboptimal to provide bioavailability higher than 10% of drug molecules with high lipophilicity, hydrophilicity, or molecular mass, due to the nasal mucociliary clearance mechanism. The most extensively investigated formulation strategy for improving nasal bioavailability is the development of mucoadhesive drug delivery systems. Novel nasal liquid preparations with in situ gelling polymers have been proposed as a promising concept suitable for convinient instillation, precise dosing, good spreadability, enhanced nasal retention, and achievement of controlled drug release. Furthermore, mucoadhesive polymeric nanoparticles (up to 300 nm) have been evaluated as carriers for increased nose-to-brain bioavailability. This chapter reviews widely used mucoadhesive polymers and their derivatives considered so far as components of nasal drug delivery systems, including: natural polymers (chitosan, cellulose, starch, xanthan gum, gellan gum, pectins, alginates, gelatin) and their derivatives, synthetic polymers (polyacrylates, polycarbophils), copolymers and polymer blends (physical mixtures, polyelectrolyte complexes, cross-linked polymers). Many of novel polymers enable enhanced permeation enhancement capacity, in situ gelling and drug delivery control in response to nasal temperature, pH, ions, or enzymes, thus providing significant improvements in bioavailability of both small molecules and macromolecules. The versatility of the concept grows continuously by combining such responsive (smart) polymers or by functionalization of polymers by targeting ligands. Future prospects in development of mucoadhesive polymers as pharmaceutical excipients for nasal application are also briefly overviewed.

Nasal Drug Delivery Formulations Developments Challenges And solutions

1 January 2023

Djekic L.

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Evaluation of chitosan/xanthan gum polyelectrolyte complexes potential for pH-dependent oral delivery of escin

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

30 November 2022

Ćirić A.