Functionalized mesoporous silicas as carriers for release of biologically active compounds
Keywords:
МСМ‑41, biologically active substance, release, nanovalveAbstract
In the present work, the influence of structural characteristics and chemical nature of surface layer of silica materials with hexagonally arranged structure of mesopores on the processes of biologically active compounds capsulation and their subsequent delivery has been considered. A comparative analysis of effectiveness of organosilica systems for sustained and pH?controlled release of molecules of biologically active substances from pores of carrier into the surrounding medium has been realized.References
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