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Journal of Organic & Inorganic Chemistry

ISSN: 2472-1123

August 27-28, 2018

Zurich, Switzerland

Chemistry Education 2018

Page 33

8

th

Edition of International Conference on

Chemistry Education

and Research

R

ole of polymers is substantial in delivering protein drugs.

Delivery of proteins; however, is challenging due to complex

interactions including hydrophobic interaction, electrostatic

interaction, hydrogen bonding and interaction between adsorbed

protein molecules which may lead to loss of protein stability.

Several factors that affect these interactions include polymer

type, surface charge, pH and ionic strength of the solvent

system, presence of competing proteins. It is critical to attain

mechanistic understanding of adsorption of proteins at solid/

liquid interfaces to deliver the protein in safe and effective form

at the site of action. Use of different polymers intended for

drug delivery and analytical techniques such as dynamic light

scattering spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy and circular

dichroismspectroscopy isdemonstrated toscreen the factors for

development of stable dosage form. Evaluation of the changes in

secondary and tertiary structure of recombinant human growth

hormone (r-hGH) upon adsorption at biodegradablePoly (lactide-

co-glycolide) PLGA nanoparticles of different hydrophobicity

as a function of pH is illustrated to understand the nature of

the interactions that govern the adsorption of the protein on

the polymer, leading to successful design of sustained delivery

systems.

Biography

Dr Vaishnavi Parikh has completed her PhD in Pharmaceutics from Philadel-

phia College of Pharmacy, University of Sciences. She has more than eight

years of experience working as a Formulation Scientist in the pharmaceutical

industry and currently works as a Manager of Product development at Genus

Lifesciences Inc. She has published several papers in reputed journals; present-

ed at several international conferences; has been serving as a reviewer on six

reputed journals and also an editor for the journal, Insight- Automatic Control.

vrshah1987@gmai.com vparikh@genuslifesciences.com

Polymer- protein interface and high

throughput screening for protein structural

stability

Vaishnavi Parikh

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, USA

Genuslifesciences, USA

Vaishnavi Parikh, J Org Inorg Chem 2018, Volume 4

DOI: 10.21767/2472-1123-C5-013