Pendent chain linked delivery systems: II. Facile hydrolysis through molecular imprinting effects

Karmalkar, R. N. ; Kulkarni, M. G. ; Mashelkar, R. A. (1997) Pendent chain linked delivery systems: II. Facile hydrolysis through molecular imprinting effects Journal of Controlled Release, 43 (2-3). pp. 235-243. ISSN 0168-3659

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Abstract

In an earlier communication we reported the synthesis of hydrogels containing an imidazole group and the polymer conjugate which formed a charge transfer complex. The catalytic activity of imidazole enhanced the rate of release of p-nitrophenol. To further extend this approach to polymer conjugates which cannot form such complexes, we now show how the functional groups in such cases can be brought in proximity by metal-ion coordination and molecular imprinting techniques. The hydrolysis of the inactive esters from these hydrogels takes place under facile conditions and is pH responsive.

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Keywords:Template Polymerization; Print Molecule; Molecular Imprinting; Hydrogels; Pendent Chain Drug Delivery
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