Poly(glutamic acid- block -tyrosine) peptides designed for gastrointestinal drug adsorption | Synapse
June 4, 2026Open Access
Poly(glutamic acid- block -tyrosine) peptides designed for gastrointestinal drug adsorption
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The aim is to develop peptides that can efficiently adsorb drugs in the gastrointestinal tract depending on pH changes.
Synthesis of poly(glutamic acid-block-tyrosine) peptides.
In vitro evaluation of their drug adsorption properties under varying pH conditions.
Peptides demonstrated effective drug adsorption across different pH levels, showing potential for optimized gastrointestinal delivery.
Resumen
Tunable poly(glutamic acid- block -tyrosine) peptides are synthesized and evaluated in vitro as pH-responsive adsorbents designed for efficient gastrointestinal drug capture.