A review on drug delivery methods
Subject Areas :
ayda
Changaei
1
(elmosanat)
seyed mohammad reza
milani hoseini
2
(elmosanat)
nasibeh
saeedzadeh amiri
3
(elmosanat)
Keywords: drug delivery system nano-carriers active targeting nano-porous ,
Abstract :
One of the most important branches of pharmaceutical science is drug delivery, which has attracted the attention of researchers in recent years. The matter that leads researchers to study about drug delivery is to increase the effectiveness of the drug and reduce the toxicity of the drug by drug carriers. In this paper, every kind of drug delivery carriers are investigated which demonstrate the importance of drug delivery and drug release.
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