A REVIEW ON APPLICATION OF NANOADJUVANT AS DELIVERY SYSTEM

Authors

  • HITESH KUMAR DEWANGAN Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (IPR), GLA University, Mathura, NH-2, Mathura Delhi Road, Chaumuhan Mathura, Uttar Pradesh (India), 281406
  • SHUBHAM SINGH Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (IPR), GLA University, Mathura, NH-2, Mathura Delhi Road, Chaumuhan Mathura, Uttar Pradesh (India), 281406
  • ROHIT MISHRA Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (IPR), GLA University, Mathura, NH-2, Mathura Delhi Road, Chaumuhan Mathura, Uttar Pradesh (India), 281406
  • ROSHAN KUMAR DUBEY Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (IPR), GLA University, Mathura, NH-2, Mathura Delhi Road, Chaumuhan Mathura, Uttar Pradesh (India), 281406

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22159/ijap.2020v12i4.36856

Keywords:

Nanodjuvants, Immune system, Carriers, Antigen, Nanovaccine

Abstract

Worldwide immunization can save millions of peoples to lives year by using the vaccines. The subunit of antigen components is manufactured which can stimulate the immune system by providing specific immunity against specific diseases. Subunit vaccines have many advantages like as high safety profile but having limited ability to provide immunogenicity. These traditional subunit vaccines activate only innate immunity, encourage cell-mediated transport of antigen to lymphoid tissues. Newly nano-adjuvants based vaccines carrier systems like liposomes, virosome, micelles, polymeric particles, protein, and peptides are developed by using various substances like viral proteins, polymer and polystyrene having immanent adjuvanticity and also provide exalted capability in manufacturing subunit vaccines. It has chromospheres substances that have various properties such as targeted, anti-damaging and caliber to lead immune reactions towards Th1 and Th2 route, which is an important feature for humoral as well as cellular immunity. The whole thing based on the carrier system, the role of nano-adjuvants, its pharmacokinetics and distribution in the body system. It has the ability to provide antigen-specific immunity to both systemic as well as mucosal by different vaccination passage. Also, the nano-adjuvants based vaccine suggested that direct targeting of antigen to improve the vaccine potency without sacrificing safety.

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07-07-2020

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DEWANGAN, H. K., SINGH, S., MISHRA, R., & DUBEY, R. K. (2020). A REVIEW ON APPLICATION OF NANOADJUVANT AS DELIVERY SYSTEM. International Journal of Applied Pharmaceutics, 12(4), 24–33. https://doi.org/10.22159/ijap.2020v12i4.36856

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