K. Y. Kwok

发表

A Potent New Class of Reductively Activated Peptide Gene Delivery Agents*

K. Rice, D. Mckenzie, K. Y. Kwok, 2000, The Journal of Biological Chemistry.

Formulation of highly soluble poly(ethylene glycol)-peptide DNA condensates.

K. Rice, D. Mckenzie, K. Y. Kwok, 1999, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Strategies for maintaining the particle size of peptide DNA condensates following freeze-drying.

K. Rice, Y. Park, K. Y. Kwok, 2000, International journal of pharmaceutics.

Biodistribution, metabolism, and in vivo gene expression of low molecular weight glycopeptide polyethylene glycol peptide DNA co-condensates.

K. Rice, Y. Park, K. Y. Kwok, 2000, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Iodinated plasmid DNA as a tool for studying gene delivery.

K. Rice, K. Y. Kwok, J. Terebesi, 1998, Analytical biochemistry.

In vivo gene transfer using sulfhydryl cross-linked PEG-peptide/glycopeptide DNA co-condensates.

K. Rice, Youmie Park, K. Y. Kwok, 2003, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Synthesis of sulfhydryl cross-linking poly(ethylene glycol)-peptides and glycopeptides as carriers for gene delivery.

K. Rice, Youmie Park, K. Y. Kwok, 2002, Bioconjugate chemistry.

Stability of peptide-condensed plasmid DNA formulations.

J. Bonadio, K. Rice, K. Y. Kwok, 1998, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences.

Low molecular weight disulfide cross-linking peptides as nonviral gene delivery carriers.

E. Smiley, K. Rice, K. Y. Kwok, 2000, Bioconjugate chemistry.