Biomedical Engineering II
Passive targeting refers to the natural accumulation of drug delivery systems or therapeutic agents in specific tissues or tumors due to their unique physiological properties, such as enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) effect. This method relies on the characteristics of the biological environment rather than specific targeting mechanisms, allowing for a more straightforward and often less complex delivery strategy.
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