Viral drug nanocarriers

In this study we reviewed the use of viral vectors for delivery of drugs and genes. Viruses are monouniformic and they can be easily produced in high yield. The drug encapsulation into viral capsid differs based on the viral species used. Some viruses undergo pH dependent swelling due to the change in pH or ions concentration of surrounding solution. In others, drug can intercalate into viral nucleic acid. This work was focused on often studied viruses, adenoviruses, plant viruses (CPMV, CCMV and RCNMV) or bacteriophages (MS2 or M13).

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