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. 2022 Mar 20;23(6):3362. doi: 10.3390/ijms23063362

Table 8.

Examples of inorganic/organic nanohybrid as nanostructure for oral insulin delivery nanosystems.

Materials Method Active Components EE%;
LE%
Size (nm); PDI Zeta-Potential
(mV)
In Vitro Release Study Dose
(IU kg−1)
In Vivo Studies Reference
Mesoporous silica nanoparticles Physical adsorption method KLPVM peptide 80;
18
263.5;
0.175
−0.49 pH 6.8, 6 h, 40.52% 100 rBA, 2.84% [135]
Hydroxyapatite, PEG Homogeneous precipitation method, esterification reaction, amidation reaction Gallic acid 45–60;
-
150;
-
30–40 - 50 - [49]
Iron-based MOF, mPEG-b-PLLA, SDS Oil/water emulsion SDS, PEG 51.6;
35
~100; - −18.33 pH 6.8, 12 h, 20%;
pH 7.4, 12 h, 50%;
pH 5.4, 12 h, 0%
50 rPA, 7.8% [93]
Mesoporous silica nanoparticles Aqueous polymerization and physical adsorption APBA 77~89;
18~21
202.8;
0.078
−27.3 pH 1.2, 5 h, 15.2%;
pH 7.4, 5 h, 18.8%;
pH 7.4 (glucose 5 mM), 5 h, 80%
25 rBA, 3.1% [136]
Porous silicon nanoparticles Immersion method Poly (pyridyl di-sulfide ethylene phosphate),
Dodecyl sulfobetaine
~74;
10.3
241;
0.29
6.6 pH 1.2, 0~2 h, <1%;
pH 6.8, 2~8 h, 35%
50 rBA, 4.36% [137]

mPEG-b-PLLA: Poly (ethylene glycol)-block-poly(L-lactide); APBA: 3-amidophenylboronic acid.