The purpose of developing protein and peptide drug delivery systems is to find an optimal way to deliver drugs to the target tissue or organ to the greatest extent while meeting treatment needs, thereby improving the therapeutic effect of the drug, reducing toxic and side effects, and providing clinical benefits treatment brings more choices and possibilities. CD Formulation masters the cutting-edge technology and expertise in the development of therapeutic protein and peptide formulations and drug delivery systems, and is committed to providing comprehensive and systematic solutions to the pharmaceutical industry, including but not limited to oral, transdermal, injection, inhaled, intranasal, targeted, etc.
Therapeutic proteins and peptides, as a new type of therapy, have been widely used in a variety of diseases. The gastrointestinal route, i.e. injection, is its most common method of administration. However, due to its short half-life in the body, frequent injections are required, resulting in poor patient compliance. There is therefore an urgent need to explore multiple different drug delivery routes to meet the needs of different diseases and patients. Currently, various non-invasive routes of drug delivery such as transdermal, nasal, pulmonary, and oral are becoming increasingly popular and offer various advantages over parenteral drug delivery. However, the inherent structural instability and low permeability of therapeutic proteins and peptides limit drug delivery via these non-invasive delivery routes. Nanoparticles have become an active area of research as innovative delivery technologies to facilitate absorption through non-invasive routes and improve the bioavailability of proteins and peptides.
Fig. 1 Peptide-based drug delivery systems. (Berillo D, et al., 2021)
CD Formulation is a leading pharmaceutical company focused on the development of therapeutic protein and peptide formulations and delivery systems. With decades of formulation development and continuous exploration and extensive research on protein and peptide drug delivery systems, we aim to provide customers with efficient and safe therapeutic protein and peptide formulation and delivery system solutions.
The design and development of our proteins and peptides drug delivery systems will comprehensively consider many factors of your drug molecules, such as physical and chemical properties, targeting properties, biological stability, drug release speed, and application fields, etc., to ensure the best drug delivery effects and therapeutic effects.
Importantly, our team of highly qualified scientists also uses advanced technologies and methods, such as nanotechnology, chemical modification technology, chemical synthesis technology, microneedle technology, etc., to optimize drug delivery systems to achieve precise, durable, and safe drug release molecules into target cells or tissues.
Our proteins & peptides drug delivery system development services including but are not limited to:
Fig. 2 Proteins & peptides drug delivery system development services. (CD Formulation)
Technology: Lipid-based nanocarriers technology
Journal: Adv Drug Deliv Rev
IF: 16.1
Published: 2022
Results:
The authors provide an overview of the different barriers to oral peptide and protein delivery and highlight the progress made on lipid-based nanocarriers as well as their key advances in order to overcome these barriers. Furthermore, the authors also compare the strengths and weaknesses of lipid-based nanocarriers with other technologies for oral peptide and protein delivery.
Fig. 3 Lipid-based nanocarriers containing hydrophobic ion pairs of therapeutic peptides and proteins and hydrophobic counter ions. (Panchal J, et al., 2022)
CD Formulation masters the most advanced technology and industry knowledge in the development of therapeutic protein and peptide delivery systems and is committed to providing customers with high-quality, innovative, and reliable solutions to help them achieve their drug delivery goals. Please don‘t hesitate to contact us if you are interested in our services.
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