Table 3 List of anti-inflammatory peptides conventional nanocarriers
From: Applications of peptides in nanosystems for diagnosing and managing bacterial sepsis
AIP | Noncarrier | Preparation method | Key advantages | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
GLP-1 LP17 | PEG-based Micelles | Emulsification | Peptides stabilization on their active form and Enhanced bioactivity | [176] |
MB2mP6 (Myr-FEKEKL) | PEG-based High-loaded peptide nanoparticles | Film rehydration | Enhanced bioactivity | [30] |
Thymulin | Acrylate-based nanoparticles | Coprecipitation | Enhanced bioactivity and circulation time elongation | [177] |
Agglutinating salivary proteins-derived peptides | Magnetic iron oxide Nanoparticles | Coprecipitation | Enhanced bioactivity | [178] |
PBP10 | Metallic iron oxide Nanoparticles | Coprecipitation | Enhanced bioactivity and improved hemocompatibility | [172] |
GF9 | Ferritin-based nanocage | Emulsification | Enhanced bioactivity, circulation time elongation, and improved biocompatibility | [174] |