In our last publication “Fusogenic Cell-Derived nanocarriers for cytosolic delivery of cargo inside living cells” by Soprano E. et al., we mimic the membrane composition of tumour cells and develop new lipid-based nanocarriers that fuse with the host cell membrane to release bioactive molecules.
https://www.usc.es/ciqus/en/news/cell-derived-nanocarriers-more-efficient-and-direct-intracelular-drug-release
07.10.2023
By Ester Polo
Researchers from CiQUS and the Institute of Health Research of Santiago de Compostela optimized the available pharmacological treatment for ischemic stroke using biomimetic nanoparticles. Their study, “Lyophilized platelet-derived nanocarrier-based thrombolytic
Beatriz Pelaz and her BioNanoTools group will study the biological behavior of various nanomaterials, particularly their ability to activate immune responses in 3D bio-printed models (models of healthy tissues and
BNT members: Dr. P. Del Pino, Dra. B. Pelaz, Dra. E. Polo, M. Ceballos y M. Cedrún-Morales present recent work about NanoMOFs and Biomimetic NPs at the XXXIX Reunión Bienal
