efferosomes

Example:Efferosomes can be engineered to deliver drugs directly to cancer cells, increasing the effectiveness of the treatment while minimizing side effects.

Definition:The process of administering a drug so that it reaches its target site in the body to produce its desired effects.

Example:In targeted therapy, efferosomes can act as delivery vehicles, improving the precision and efficacy of the treatment.

Definition:A form of treatment that uses drugs to identify and attack specific cancer cells, thereby reducing harm to normal cells.

Example:Efferosomes can be designed as biosynthetic vehicles to carry therapeutic agents directly to the site of a tumor for treatment.

Definition:A man-made structure used to transport biological molecules, such as drugs or toxins, to specific locations in the body.