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Efficient bioactive delivery of aerosolized drugs to pulmonary cells at the air-liquid interface: Validation of the ALICE-CLOUD technology

AG Lenz, T Stoeger, D Cei, M Schmidmeir, N Pfister, G Burgstaller, B Lentner, O Eickelberg, S Meiners, O Schmid · Pneumologie · 2014 · Heft 02

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Pneumologie
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AG Lenz, T Stoeger, D Cei, M Schmidmeir, N Pfister, G Burgstaller, B Lentner, O Eickelberg, S Meiners, O Schmid
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Heft 02 / 2014
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Erschienen: 2014-02-11 00:00:00
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0934-8387

Zusammenfassung

Introduction: A major bottleneck for testing drugs for inhalation therapy is the lack of realistic and simple to operate in vitro systems. Here we present an easy-to-use in vitro system (ALICE-CLOUD) for efficient delivery of aerosolized aqueous drugs to lung epithelial cells cultured under realistic air-liquid interface (ALI) conditions. Methods: The ALICE-CLOUD utilizes the principles of cloud motion for fast and efficient droplet-to-cell delivery. The drug delivery performance of the ALICE-CLOUD was evaluated with a photometric assay using fluorescein as surrogate drug. The ALICE-CLOUD was functionally valida…

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Pneumologie