Biotechnology
New Biotechnology Findings from Mercer University Published
Published in Law and Health Weekly, July 9th, 2011
2011 JUL 9 -- Current study results from the report, "Microneedles and their applications," have been published. "Microneedle mediated microporation has proved its potential to enhance the delivery of therapeutic drug molecules through skin over the last one decade. Several patents have been granted and cutting edge research is going on particularly for the delivery of biopharmaceuticals (macromolecules like protein or peptides)," scientists in Atlanta, United States report.
"The technology involves use of micron sized needles made of diverse materials to form microchannels into the stratum corneum (or deeper), outermost barrier layer of the skin. These...
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