Session 135 - Biomaterials for Drug Delivery I


Biomaterials
Session 135 - Biomaterials for Drug Delivery I
This session focuses on the design and evaluation of different biomaterials that can be used in drug delivery.
Chair:	Efrosini Kokkoli
CoChair:	Norma Alcantar
	135a	A Mechanistic Modeling Approach to the Design and Evaluation of Polymeric Drug Delivery Systems Ashlee N. Ford, Daniel W. Pack, Richard D. Braatz
	135b	Cell Uptake of Morphologically Distinct Polymer Micelles Takamasa Harada, Karthikan Rajagopal, Dennis E. Discher
	135c	Synthesis and Evaluation of Peptide-Functionalized Polymersomes for Targeted Drug Delivery to Colon Cancer Cells Todd Pangburn, Frank S. Bates, Efrosini Kokkoli
	135d	Fully Bioresorbable Polymeric Vesicles for Therapeutic Applications Dalia H. Levine, P. Peter Ghoroghchian, Jaclyn Freudenberg, Geng Zhang, Guizhi Li, Kevin P. Davis, Frank Bates, Michael J. Therien, Ramachandran Murali, Daniel A. Hammer
	135e	A Novel Linear Dendritic Amphiphilic Block Copolymer as a Viable Drug Delivery Carrier Zhiyong Poon, Paula T. Hammond, Shujun ChEn
	135f	Polymer Nanoparticles That Overcome the Mucus Barrier and Their Efficacy In a Mouse Model of Human Lung Cancer Benjamin C. Tang, Michelle R. Dawson, Samuel K. Lai, Ying-Ying Wang, Ming Yang, Jie Fu, D. Neil Watkins, Justin Hanes
	135g	Dynamics of NOVEL Multifunctional, Intelligent Mucoadhesive Copolymers for Oral Protein Delivery F. Michael Marks III, Anthony M. Lowman