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학위논문
저자정보

김보경 (부산대학교, 부산대학교 대학원)

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하창식
발행연도
2018
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Among various nanomaterials for drug delivery applications, mesoporous silica nanoparticles (MSNs) are an attractive material as a building block because there are large surface area and pore volumes, favourable biocompatibility, inertness to chemicals, and porous structures that can be tailored to the desired applications.
The basic material, MSNs, was synthesized and functionalized with epoxide group and aminoboronic acid group for surface modification. Then, the drug was supported on the pores of the MSNs, and the pore surface was covered with a reaction with a polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) as a capping reagent. The connection between the surface of the drug carrier and the capping reagent thus formed is stable under acidic conditions, but is destroyed under neutral conditions. These properties make it possible to withstand the gastrointestinal environment, which is a strong acid when the drug carrier is orally administered, and effectively transfer the drug to the small intestine and the colon. Therefore, the pH-triggered oral drug delivery system is possible to be used for the treatment of colon cancer and other colon diseases.

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CHAPTER 1. Introduction 4
CHAPTER 2. Literature survey 5
2-1. Definition and classification of porous materials 5
2-2. Mesostructure 6
2-2-1. Liquid crystal templating mechanism 7
2-2-2. Generalized liquid crystal templating mechanism : Electrostatic interaction 8
2-2-3. Formation of non-hexagonal mesophase 9
2-2-4. Hydrogen bonding interaction 10
2-2-5. True liquid crystal templating mechanism 11
2-2-6. Formation of other mesophases 11
2-3. Application of mesoporous silicas 12
2-3-1. Adsorbents 12
2-3-2. Separation membranes 13
2-3-3. Sensors 13
2-3-4. Catalysts 14
2-3-5. Drug delivery systems 14
2-4. Nanovalves 15
2-4-1. Cargo materials for nanovlave 15
2-4-2. Activation of nanovalve 16
2-4-2-1. Light-responsive nanovalve 16
2-4-2-2. Enzyme-activated nanovalve 17
2-4-2-3. pH-activated nanovalve 17
CHAPTER 3. Synthesis and characterization of functionalized mesoporous silicas for drug delivery 32
3-1. Experimental 32
3-1-1. Materials 32
3-1-2. Synthesis of mesoporous silica 32
3-1-3. Modification of MSNs using GPTMS and APBA 33
3-1-4. POSS capping on dye loaded MSNs 33
3-1-5. POSS capping on drug loaded MSNs 34
3-1-6. Release test 34
3-1-7. Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) 35
3-1-8. Measurements and characterizations 35
3-2. Results and discussion 36
3-2-1. Design pH-triggered oral drug delivery system 36
3-2-2. Characterization of GPTMS and APBA modified MSNs 37
3-2-3. Characterization of POSS capped MSNs after dye loading 39
3-2-4. pH-triggered release of dye 40
3-2-5. Characterization of POSS capped MSNs after drug loading 42
3-2-6. pH-triggered release of drug 42
3-2-7. Cytotoxicity of the drug carrier 43
3-2-8. Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) 44
CHAPTER 4. Conclusions 70
REFERENCES 71
ABSTRACT(KOREAN) 77

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