Proteins and peptides have played a pivotal role in revolutionizing disease treatment over
the last century. Despite their commercial success, protein therapeutics can be eliminated or …

Nanogels are a promising drug delivery system as they can hold drugs and macromolecules
and can also respond to external stimuli, which makes them effective tools for various …

Enzyme immobilization in nanoparticles is of interest for boosting their catalytic applications,
yet rational approaches to designs achieving both high enzyme loading and activation …

Efficient delivery of therapeutic proteins and vaccine antigens to intracellular targets is
challenging due to generally poor cell membrane permeation and endolysosomal …

Gaining control over the stability and cleavage of phosphoester and phosphodiester
remains a matter of interest for their application in biotechnology to oligonucleotide-based …

Biobased, DNA delivery vectors have been synthesized with a core motif composed of 2, 5-
bishydroxymethylfuran (BHMF) readily available from an important biomass feedstock 5 …

Polymersomes, nanosized polymeric vesicles, have attracted significant interest in the areas
of artificial cells and nanomedicine. Given their size, their visualization via confocal …

Reversible conjugation of polymers to proteins is important for a variety of applications, for
example to control protein activity. Light is often employed as an external trigger to allow for …

Proteins have gained significant attention as potential therapeutic agents owing to their high
specificity and reduced toxicity. Nevertheless, their clinical utility is hindered by inherent …

Proteins are ubiquitous in numerous pharmaceutical, technological, and industrial
applications. However, these biomolecules are prone to stability issues due to internal …