Research context and placement
Biodistribution, degradation and toxicity relate to host interaction, but differ from the BCCI implanted-device/host interface.
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Research overview and key contributions
The review traces drug-delivery nanomaterials and their clinical/approval context at publication.
It relates carrier design to target tissue, disease, payload and translation barriers.
Open challenges
The abstract identifies unresolved degradation-rate and biodistribution issues.
Comparison context
Separate material class, route, payload, distribution/clearance and efficacy endpoints.
Related external research
Analysis of nanoparticle delivery to tumours
DOI: 10.1038/natrevmats.2016.14 ↗
Multivariate analysis of solid-tumour delivery literature contextualizes biodistribution as a translation barrier.
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Corresponding authors; (A. Khademhosseini), (Y. S. Zhang)
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