Original Articles: Allergy, Rhinitis, Other Respiratory DiseasesEffects of prednisone on the cellular responses and release of cytokines and mediators after segmental allergen challenge of asthmatic subjects☆
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2014, Applied Clay ScienceCitation Excerpt :Intercalation increased the thermal stability of the drug by ca. 100 °C and the antioxidant ability of the intercalated species, as studied by UV–vis spectroscopy, was similar to that shown by the pure drug. Prednisone (PNS) is a steroidal antiinflammatory drug, but it is scarcely soluble in water, and so it is poorly dispersed in physiological fluids, leading to problems in efficient delivery; encapsulation in micelles, microspheres or microemulsions has been tested as alternative routes to overcome these problems (Brown et al., 2007; Karpela et al., 2007; Liu et al., 2001). F. Li et al. (2009) and Y. Li et al. (2009a) have carried out a study on the encapsulation of prednisone in micelles and their intercalation in Mg,Al LDHs as an alternative delivery route using two different encapsulating agents.
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Supported by National Institute of Health grants P01 HL 49545, U19 AI31867, R01 AI31891, and AI44885.