Publications by authors named "Su-Su Meng"

In order to make novel breakthroughs in molecular salt studies of BCS class-IV antifungal medication bifonazole (BIF), a salification-driven strategy towards ameliorating attributes and aiding augment efficiency is raised. This strategy fully harnesses structural characters together attributes and benefits of caffeic acid (CAF) to concurrently enhance dissolvability and permeability of BIF by introducing the two ingredients into the identical molecular salt lattice through the salification reaction, which, coupled with the aroused potential activity of CAF significantly amplifies the antifungal efficacy of BIF. Guided by this route, the first BIF-organic molecular salt, BIF-CAF, is directionally designed and synthesized with satisfactorily structural characterizations and integrated theoretical and experimental explorations on the pharmaceutical properties.

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To emphasize the superiority of uracil (UR) in ameliorating biopharmaceutical characteristics of marine antitumor medicine cytarabine (ARA), thus gaining some innovative opinions for the exploitation of nanococrystal formulation, a cocrystal nanonization strategy is proposed by integrating cocrystallization and nanosize preparation techniques. For one thing, based on UR's unique structural features and natures together with advantages of preferential uptake by tumor cells, cocrystallizing ARA with UR is expected to improve the in vitro/vivo performances. For another, the nanonization procedure is oriented towards maintaining the long-term effective drug level.

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The current research leverages the structural features and property superiorities along with benefits in protecting cardiovascular system of gallic acid (GLC) and gentisic acid (HGA) to optimize / peculiarities of cardiotonic drug milrinone (MIL) through developing a stratagem of cocrystallization-driven double-optimized ternary salt cocrystal. This strategy assembles MIL ternary salt cocrystal by shaping a cocrystallization moiety relying on noncovalent interplays with GLC to obtain permeability advancement and molding a salt segment via the salification of proton transfer between HGA and MIL molecules to facilitate solubility enhancement. While the ameliorative properties further modulate the pharmacokinetic behaviors, thus fulfilling a dual optimization of MIL's biopharmaceutical characteristics on both and aspects.

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In order to highlight the advantages of cocrystallization technique in perfecting in vitro/vivo natures of marine drug cytarabine (ARC), and fill the gap of the research of marine pharmaceutical cocrystals with synergistic antitumor effects, the first dual-drug cocrystal simultaneously containing ARC and antitumor drug 5-fluorouracil (FU), viz. ARC-FU, is successfully designed and assembled. The accurate structure is perfectly resolved by single-crystal X-ray diffraction and other approaches.

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