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    • Formulation of Hyaluronidase Enzyme Sensitive Topical Nanomicrobicides for HIV Virus Transmission Prevention 

      Agrahari, Vivek (University of Missouri--Kansas City, 2016)
      The objective of this dissertation is to design and optimize a nanoformulations (nanoparticle and nanofiber) delivery system loaded with anti-HIV topical microbicides for HIV prevention in women. In chapters 1 and ...
    • Part I: Effect of Nanomicelle Size on Trans-scleral Permeability of Dexamethasone and Part II: Strategies to Minimize Octreotide Acylation during Sustained Release from Biodegradable Polymers 

      Vaishya, Ravi D. (2015-06-19)
      Our primary aim was to determine the effect of nanomicelle size on dexamethasone (DEX) transport across the sclera. Nanomicelles of various sizes were developed and characterized. Low molecular weight diblock co-polymers, ...
    • Potential Mechanisms for Inhibition of Breast Cancer by Novel Azaresveratrol Analogs: Implications of Estrogen Receptor, Estrogen Metabolism and Cell Death Pathways 

      Ronghe, Amruta Mukund (2015-06-19)
      Prolonged exposure to estrogens has been implicated in the development of breast cancers. Steroidal estrogens have been implicated in the initiation and progression of cancer. Estrogens bind to their cognate estrogen ...
    • Refinement and Applications of Light Controlled Biological Processes 

      Kala, Ashish (University of Missouri–Kansas City, 2015)
      For understanding of biological processes, a spatiotemporal control over these processes is needed. Controlling these processes using light can give us the advantage of a precise control over spacing, timing and degree of ...
    • Topical Clear Aqueous Nanomicellar Formulation for Anterior and Posterior Ocular Drug Delivery 

      Cholkar, Kishore (University of Missouri–Kansas City, 2015)
      The objective of this study was to develop a clear, aqueous drug loaded nanomicellar formulation (NMF) for the back-of-the-eye delivery. Hydrophobic drugs such as cyclosporine, resolvin analog (RX-10045), dexamethasone, ...

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