Nanomedicine
Our Nanomedicine Antigen Composition (Nanomedicine) technology creates pathogen-like intelligent nanoparticles
from antigens (e.g. pDNA, proteins, peptides) to mimic a pathogen exposure. A Nanomedicine resembles pathogens
because it has condensed antigens in its core. Antigens are enveloped with a polymer containing sugar residues
on the surface. Each Nanomedicine particle enters antigen-presenting cells like pathogens, receptor-mediated endocytosis.
The polymer envelop of each Nanomedicine particle protects
the antigen core from endosomal degradation and supports antigen presentation.
The formulation of antigens to pathogen-like intelligent nanoparticles
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