Publications by authors named "Gregory Coue"

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An in vitro and in vivo study of peptide-functionalized nanoparticles for brain targeting: The importance of selective blood-brain barrier uptake.
Gerard H Bode, Gregory Coué, Christian Freese, Karin E Pickl, Maria Sanchez-Purrà

Nanomedicine· April 2017

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Design and physicochemical characterization of poly(amidoamine) nanoparticles and the toxicological evaluation in human endothelial cells: applications to peptide delivery to the brain.
Grégory Coué, Christian Freese, Ronald E Unger, C James Kirkpatrick, Karin E Pickl

J Biomater Sci Polym Ed· April 2014

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Development and in vitro evaluation of antigen-loaded poly(amidoamine) nanoparticles for respiratory epithelium applications.
Grégory Coué, Iris Hermanns, Ronald E Unger, C James Kirkpatrick, Johan F J Engbersen

ChemMedChem· November 2013

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Bioresponsive poly(amidoamine)s designed for intracellular protein delivery.
Grégory Coué, Christian Freese, Ronald E Unger, C James Kirkpatrick, Johan F J Engbersen

Acta Biomater· April 2013

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Bioreducible poly(amidoamine)s as carriers for intracellular protein delivery to intestinal cells.
Shmuel Cohen, Grégory Coué, Delila Beno, Rafi Korenstein, Johan F J Engbersen

Biomaterials· January 2012

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Bioreducible insulin-loaded nanoparticles and their interaction with model lipid membranes.
Rickard Frost, Gregory Coué, Johan F J Engbersen, Michael Zäch, Bengt Kasemo

J Colloid Interface Sci· October 2011

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Functionalized linear poly(amidoamine)s are efficient vectors for intracellular protein delivery.
Grégory Coué, Johan F J Engbersen

J Control Release· May 2011

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Bioreducible poly(amidoamine)s with charge-reversal properties for intracellular protein delivery.
Grégory Coué, Johan F J Engbersen

J Control Release· November 2010

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