A flexible implantable electroosmotic pump enabling precise drug delivery through innovative concentric electrode design and laser-micromachined integration
A thin, wearable or implantable electroosmotic pump driving fluid through a high-density array of via holes, offering customisable, low-profile drug delivery and diagnostic sampling with laser fabrication
Researchers have engineered synthetic vaccine immunogens containing key epitopes that elicit potent growth-inhibitory antibodies against malaria targets RH5 and CyRPA, including PfRH5-34EM, PfRH5-top and PfCyRPA-BD.
A new CPP design optimises Arginine placement to boost delivery efficiency and minimise toxicity, resulting in significantly improved therapeutic delivery performance.
Class III fusion proteins, found on key viruses, can be stabilised in their pre-fusion form to preserve antibody-targeting sites, making them valuable for vaccine development.