Scholarly Journals In Drug Delivery

Scholarly journals are generally academic journals that encourage academic and scientific research. These journals generally prefer to publish original works, conducted following a systematic research methodology. The articles published in the scholarly journals are critically evaluated following in-depth analysis of the research data. Scholarly Journal articles strictly adhere to a standard format of writing.Scholarly journals hence subject like medical and clinical articles for a blind peer review or double peer review system and expect the authors to correct and resubmit the research articles as per the expert opinion. Scholarly journals thus expect the authors to sign the declaration, stating that the work is original and unpublished that duly acknowledges the sources referred for information. One of the important prerequisites of a drug delivery system is to transport a therapeutic agent effectively to the target site in a timely manner. In order to aid the targeted drug delivery, drugs need to be either modified or packaged in such a manner that therapeutically effective quantities of drug molecules reach the site of action. Modification might involve the alteration of physical and/or chemical parameters of the drug resulting in the production of new chemical entities, mixing with other chemical constituents to modify their in vivo release profiles or alteration of physical structures of the drug molecules. A combination of proteins is utilized in order to enhance the targeted drug delivery of the virosome. Virosomes tend to present a novel, yet established, drug delivery system. These drug delivery platforms have ideal pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamicsproperties ensuring the safe and effective means to exploit the therapeutic properties of a drug molecule. (MustafeezMujtaba Babar, ajam-us-SaharSadafZaidi, AlvinaGulKazi and Abdul Rehman, Virosomes-Hybrid Drug Delivery Systems)

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Last date updated on April, 2024