| 2 | Development of phosphonate-terminated magnetic mesoporous silica nanoparticles for pH-controlled release of doxorubicin and improved tumor accumulation显示文摘In this study,phosphonate-terminated magnetic mesoporous nanoparticles(pMMSNs)was designed by incorporation of MNPs in the center of mesoporous silica nanoparticles(MSNs)and followed by grafting phosphonate group on to the surface of MMSNs.The carrier exhibited a typical superparamagnetic feature and the saturation magnetization was 4.89 emu/g measured by vibrating sample magnetometer(VSM).pMMSNs had a spherical morphology and a pore size of 2.2 nm.FromN2 adsorption-desorption analysis,pMMSNs had a surface area of 613.4 m^(2)/g and a pore volume of 0.78 cm^(3)/g.Phosphonate modification improved the colloidal stability of MMSNs,and the hydrodynamic diameter of pMMSNs was around 175 nm.The hydrophilic phosphonate group significantly enhanced the negative surface charge of MMSNs from -19.3 mV to -28.8 mV pMMSNs with more negative surface charge had a 2.3-fold higher drug loading capacity than that of MMSNs.In addition,the rate and amount of release of doxorubicin(DOX)from DOX/pMMSNs was pH-dependent and increased with the decrease of pH.At pH 7.4,the release amount was quite low and only approximately 17wt%ofDOXwasreleasedin48h.AtpH5.0and3.0,the release rate increased significantly and the release amount achieved 31 wt%and 60 wt%in 48 h,respectively.To evaluate the magnetic targeting performance ofpMMSNs,FITC labeledpMMSNswas injected into mice bearing S180 solid tumor.FITC labeledpMMSNscontrolled by an external magnetic field showed higher tumor accumulation and lower normal tissue distribution. | Erxi Che Long Wan Ying Zhang Qinfu Zhao Xiling Han Jia Li Jia Liu Siling Wang | 2014 | Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences2014，9，6： | 0 |
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