8 research outputs found
Selecting the right gate to identify relevant cells for your assay: a study of thioglycollate-elicited peritoneal exudate cells in mice
No full textB-1a cells acquire their unique characteristics by bypassing the pre-BCR selection stage
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CD73 regulates anti-inflammatory signaling between apoptotic cells and endotoxin-conditioned tissue macrophages
No full textImmunological impact of graphene oxide sheets in the abdominal cavity is governed by surface reactivity
No full textParticulate Systems for Targeting of Macrophages: Basic and Therapeutic Concepts
No full textParticulate systems in the form of liposomes, polymeric micelles, polymeric nano- and microparticles, and many others offer a rational approach for selective delivery of therapeutic agents to the macrophage from different physiological portals of entry. Particulate targeting of macrophages and intracellular drug release processes can be optimized through modifications of the drug carrier physicochemical properties, which include hydrodynamic size, shape, composition and surface characteristics. Through such modifications together with understanding of macrophage cell biology, targeting may be aimed at a particular subset of macrophages. Advances in basic and therapeutic concepts of particulate targeting of macrophages and related nanotechnology approaches for immune cell modifications are discussed
