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This protocol determines equilibrium uptake, depth of penetration and non-equilibrium diffusion rate for cationic peptide carriers in cartilage. Characterization of transport properties is critical for ensuring an effective biological response. These methods can be applied for designing an optimally charged drug carriers for targeting negatively charged tissues.
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Vedadghavami, A., Mehta, S., Bajpayee, A. G. Characterization of Intra-Cartilage Transport Properties of Cationic Peptide Carriers. J. Vis. Exp. (162), e61340, doi:10.3791/61340 (2020).
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