Highlights
Novel films for pain-free drug delivery
March 14, 2023National University of Singapore (NUS) pharmacists have developed a painless and effective way to administer medications through the oral route….
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Cell-derived drug delivery systems
November 30, 201730 Nov 2017. NUS pharmaceutical scientists have developed a cost-effective method to produce cell-derived nanovesicles (CDNs) for bio-inspired drug delivery…
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Breathing in treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)
March 04, 20164 Mar 2016 Researchers from NUS and the A*STAR designed a friendly inhalation treatment for a rare but serious condition.Researchers…
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Multi-functional nanoparticles improved HIV drug absorption
January 18, 201618 Jan 2016 NUS pharmaceutical scientists showed remarkable improvement in oral absorption of HIV drugs by formulating them with multi-functional…
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A tale of two lipids for drug release
August 14, 201514 August 2015 NUS scientists investigated the solid state characteristics of ibuprofen-loaded spray-congealed solid lipid microparticles (SLMs) and impact of…
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Protein dynamics determinant for ALS
April 13, 201513 Apr 2015 NUS scientists deciphered that protein dynamics are a central determinant for whether a small molecule might act…
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The role of FAT-10 in tumor progression
February 24, 201524 Feb 2015 Scientists in NUS collaboratively deciphered the molecular mechanism of FAT10-MAD2 interaction and demonstrated that its disruption inhibits…
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An ALS-causing protein with two faces
February 12, 201512 Feb 2015 Scientists discovered that a proteininvolved in neurodegeneration reveals two faced amino-ends.TDP-43, like all proteins involved in neurodegeneration,…
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Engineered nanotubes for chemotherapeutics
February 07, 20157 Feb 2015 Scientists fabricated nanotubes for targeted delivery of chemotherapeutics resulting in remarkable anti-cancer activity. Mitochondria are part of…
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