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. 2025 Aug 20;15(36):29462–29478. doi: 10.1039/d5ra03794h

Table 2. Comparison of small molecule release behaviour of pH-responsive hydrogels.

No. Polymer composition Drug loaded pH of release buffer medium Release time (H) % Release
1 PLGA polymeric nanoparticles78 Mometasone furoate Cryoprotection in sucrose pH 6.4 180 87
Cryoprotection in sucrose pH 7.4 55
Cryoprotection in mannitol pH 6.4 70
Cryoprotection in mannitol pH 7.4 60
2 GG-GA-La-GO79 Amoxicillin trihydrate pH 7.4 6.5 60
3 DOX-CaCO3-alginate80 Doxorubicin pH 4.5 48 56
pH 6.5 30
pH 7.4 6
4 Cs/HA/Fe3O4 (ref. 39) Ciprofloxacin pH 7.4 13 Nearly 100
pH 8
pH 5
pH 2
5 Su-CNC/PNIPAm5 Famotidine pH 2 2 100
pH 10 8 100
6 CA-DA/OP6 (ref. 81) Doxorubicin pH 5.7 60 87
pH 6.8 75
pH 7.4 52
7 Chito/HA82 Ciprofloxacin pH 5.5 6 78.8
pH 7.4 86.1
Curcumin pH 5.5 48.7
pH 7.4 89.9
8 CP-g-AMPS83 Ellagic acid 48
KAE-6 pH 1.2 92.13
pH 7.4 77.28
KAE-3 pH 1.2 57.03
pH 7.4 46
9 H1 PAM84 Dependal-M pH 5.8 1.5 16.8
H1 PAM 16.4
10 PAcVSAa Sulfadiazine pH 5 48 82.12
pH 7.4 32.35
pH 8 24
TBS pH 5 80.67
pH 7.4 26
pH 8 24.09
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