doi:10.1007/s00535-008-2266-6 Villarreal AA, Aberger FJ, Benrud R, Gundrum JD
As shown in the table, the glucose transporter and transferrin receptor are the two most extensively investigated transport processes for developing brain targeting drug delivery systems while the GSH transporter-mediated process was the least studied of the four
This is because pernicious anemia is not simply a vitamin B12 deficiency but an autoimmune condition that prevents the body from absorbing vitamin B12 in the gut, even when it is available
It can also lead to fatigue, dizziness, trouble with memory, tingling or pricking sensations, low bone mineral density, fever, and upper respiratory tract infections 2
Capitalizing on this, a ruthenium complex with an iodo, p-cymene, and phenylazopyridine ligand Ru(II)-OH was designed