γ-Cyclodextrin-phenylacetic acid mesh as a drug trap
• A novel drug-entrapping system with a fibrous or spherical shape of γ-cyclodextrin were developed. • γ-CDP meshes are biodegradable and are highly open (for drug storage and release) both on the surface and in the core. • γ-CDP meshes allowed efficient drug capture and drug transport. • γ-CDP mesh...
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