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Young Jik Kwon

Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

the Henry Samueli School of Engineering

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Young Jik Kwon is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of California, Irvine.

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University of California, Irvine

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biomedical engineering nanotechnology nanomedicine biological engineering biomolecular engineering pharmacology drug delivery nanobiotechnology biotechnology nanomaterials medicinal research gene delivery synthetic biology tissue engineering polymer science nanoparticle research cancer treatment photomedicine tumor targeting therapeutic nanomaterials controlled release biomaterials design molecular cancer pharmaceutical nanotechnology molecular biotechnology cellular therapy biopolymers brain tumor research drug targeting bioconjugation optical coherence tomography polymer engineering biomedical imaging pharmaceutics vaccine research delivery science chemical biotechnology photochemical internalization pharmacotherapy virus research delivery systems polymer nanotechnology gene transfer synthetic chemistry rna biology anti-cancer agents extracellular vesicles plasmid dna gold nanoparticles material research nucleic acids applied microbiology general virology in vivo systems oral cancer pharmaceutical biotechnology adaptive immune system optical imaging polymer technology drug development gene vector viral genetics cell culture tissue imaging retinitis pigmentosa basic research dendritic cells current strategies antigen presentation quantitative analysis extracellular blebs multi-modal therapeutics imaging applications stimuli-responsive polymers delivery points clinical perspectives immunology gene therapy novel therapies cancer letter cell biology

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Abstract 5735: Efficient and Safe Delivery of Doxorubicin by Dna Fragments: A Full Preclinical Study. Cancer Research (2024)

Minhyeong ParkYoungwoo KimHyunchu ChoSaad MohammadYeon Su ChoiHyunjoo LeeSeonah LeeEdward CedroneBarry NeunMaria DobrovolskaiaDavid FrumanJuwan KimYoung Jik Kwon

pharmacologynanomedicinecancer careradiation oncologycancer researchmolecular cancergene deliverycancer genomicsoncologysafe deliverymedicinal researchcancer treatmentcancer biologydrug deliverydna fragments

Beyond Nanoparticle-Based Oral Drug Delivery: Transporter-Mediated Absorption and Disease Targeting. Biomaterials Science (2024)

Hana ChoKang Moo HuhHyun Ji ChoBogeon KimMin Suk ShimYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeYoung Jik KwonHan Chang Kang

nanobiotechnologymaterials sciencetransporter-mediated absorptionpharmacologynanomedicinenanomaterialsdrug deliverynanotechnology

Selective Delivery of Imaging Probes and Therapeutics to the Endoplasmic Reticulum or Golgi Apparatus: Current Strategies and Beyond. Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews (2024)

Hana ChoKang Moo HuhMin Suk ShimYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeYoung Jik KwonHan Chang Kang

pharmaceutical technologymedicinepharmacologycurrent strategiesgolgi apparatusmedical imagingselective deliverydrug deliveryendoplasmic reticulumdelivery sciencedelivery systems

Nanocomplexes of Doxorubicin and Dna Fragments for Efficient and Safe Cancer Chemotherapy. Journal of Controlled Release (2023)

Saad N. MohammadYeon Su ChoiJee Young ChungEdward CedroneBarry W. NeunMarina A. DobrovolskaiaXiaojing YangWei GuoYap Ching ChewJuwan KimSeunggul BaekIk Soo KimDavid A. FrumanYoung Jik Kwon

nanobiotechnologypharmacologynanomedicinebiomedical engineeringcontrolled releasepharmaceutical nanotechnologyradiation oncologynanoparticle researchdrug deliveryoncologynano-drug deliverycancer treatmentnanomaterialstherapeutic nanomaterialsnanotechnologydna fragments

Vaccination Against Sars-Cov-2 Using Extracellular Blebs Derived From Spike Protein-Expressing Dendritic Cells. Cellular Immunology (2023)

Jee Young ChungMelissa N. ThoneJenny E. DaviesJohannes S. GachD. Huw DaviesDonald N. ForthalYoung Jik Kwon

immunologyvirus researchextracellular blebsgene expressionsars-cov-2general virologygeneticsmolecular immunologyvaccinationvaccine researchcell biology

Ε-Poly( -Lysine)-Based Bioreducible Nanogels for Mitochondria-Targeted Delivery and Release: Hydrophobicity-Tuned Nucleus-To-Mitochondria Organelle-Targeting Switch and Slow Disulfide Cleavage. Chemical engineering journal (2023)

Hana ChoYeon Su ChoiDa Gyeom ChoungWon Gu ChoiMin Seo LeeYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeHan Chang Kang

polymer engineeringmaterials sciencepolymer nanotechnologynanomedicinemembrane transportchemical biotechnologychemical engineeringdrug deliverybiomolecular engineeringbiomaterialsmitochondria-targeted deliverytherapeutic nanomaterialsnanotechnologymembrane biologybioreducible nanogels

Cell‐Free, Dendritic Cell‐Mimicking Extracellular Blebs for Molecularly Controlled Vaccination. Advanced Therapeutics (2022)

Melissa N. ThoneJee Young ChungDominique IngatoMargaret L. LuginYoung Jik Kwon

immunologygene therapypharmacologyregenerative medicinemolecular and cellular biologypersonalized medicineadaptive immune systemin vivo systemsmolecular immunologymolecular biologyvaccinationmedicinal research

Chemically Tuned Intracellular Gene Delivery by Core‐Shell Nanoparticles: Effects of Proton Buffering, Acid Degradability, and Membrane Disruption. ChemMedChem (2022)

Soo Kyung ChoRebecca T. LeeYoon‐Hwae HwangYoung Jik Kwon

nanobiotechnologynanomedicineproton bufferingchemical biotechnologychemical engineeringgene deliveryacid degradabilitymembrane disruptionchemical biologybiomolecular engineeringcore-shell nanoparticlesintracellular gene deliverynanotechnologybiological engineering

Extracellular Vesicles With High Dual Drug Loading for Safe and Efficient Combination Chemo-Phototherapy. Biomaterials Science (2022)

Sumin KimJi Hee KangThuy Giang Nguyen CaoSu Jin KangKyeongsoo JeongHan Chang KangYoung Jik KwonWon Jong RheeYoung Tag KoMin Suk Shim

materials sciencepharmacologynanomedicinebiomedical engineeringextracellular vesiclesphotomedicine

Front Cover: Chemically Tuned Intracellular Gene Delivery by Core‐Shell Nanoparticles: Effects of Proton Buffering, Acid Degradability, and Membrane Disruption (Chemmedchem 7/2022). ChemMedChem (2022)

Soo Kyung ChoRebecca T. LeeYoon‐Hwae HwangYoung Jik Kwon

nanobiotechnologynanomedicineproton bufferingchemical biotechnologychemical engineeringacid degradabilitymembrane disruptionbiomolecular engineeringcore-shell nanoparticlesintracellular gene deliverynanotechnologybiological engineering

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Young Jik Kwon

Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

the Henry Samueli School of Engineering

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Young Jik Kwon is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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University of California, Irvine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 5735: Efficient and Safe Delivery of Doxorubicin by Dna Fragments: A Full Preclinical Study. Cancer Research (2024)

Minhyeong ParkYoungwoo KimHyunchu ChoSaad MohammadYeon Su ChoiHyunjoo LeeSeonah LeeEdward CedroneBarry NeunMaria DobrovolskaiaDavid FrumanJuwan KimYoung Jik Kwon

Beyond Nanoparticle-Based Oral Drug Delivery: Transporter-Mediated Absorption and Disease Targeting. Biomaterials Science (2024)

Hana ChoKang Moo HuhHyun Ji ChoBogeon KimMin Suk ShimYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeYoung Jik KwonHan Chang Kang

nanobiotechnologymaterials sciencetransporter-mediated absorptionpharmacologynanomedicinenanomaterialsdrug deliverynanotechnology

Selective Delivery of Imaging Probes and Therapeutics to the Endoplasmic Reticulum or Golgi Apparatus: Current Strategies and Beyond. Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews (2024)

Hana ChoKang Moo HuhMin Suk ShimYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeYoung Jik KwonHan Chang Kang

pharmaceutical technologymedicinepharmacologycurrent strategiesgolgi apparatusmedical imagingselective deliverydrug deliveryendoplasmic reticulumdelivery sciencedelivery systems

Nanocomplexes of Doxorubicin and Dna Fragments for Efficient and Safe Cancer Chemotherapy. Journal of Controlled Release (2023)

Saad N. MohammadYeon Su ChoiJee Young ChungEdward CedroneBarry W. NeunMarina A. DobrovolskaiaXiaojing YangWei GuoYap Ching ChewJuwan KimSeunggul BaekIk Soo KimDavid A. FrumanYoung Jik Kwon

Vaccination Against Sars-Cov-2 Using Extracellular Blebs Derived From Spike Protein-Expressing Dendritic Cells. Cellular Immunology (2023)

Jee Young ChungMelissa N. ThoneJenny E. DaviesJohannes S. GachD. Huw DaviesDonald N. ForthalYoung Jik Kwon

immunologyvirus researchextracellular blebsgene expressionsars-cov-2general virologygeneticsmolecular immunologyvaccinationvaccine researchcell biology

Hana ChoYeon Su ChoiDa Gyeom ChoungWon Gu ChoiMin Seo LeeYong-Yeon ChoJoo Young LeeHye Suk LeeHan Chang Kang

Cell‐Free, Dendritic Cell‐Mimicking Extracellular Blebs for Molecularly Controlled Vaccination. Advanced Therapeutics (2022)

Melissa N. ThoneJee Young ChungDominique IngatoMargaret L. LuginYoung Jik Kwon

Chemically Tuned Intracellular Gene Delivery by Core‐Shell Nanoparticles: Effects of Proton Buffering, Acid Degradability, and Membrane Disruption. ChemMedChem (2022)

Soo Kyung ChoRebecca T. LeeYoon‐Hwae HwangYoung Jik Kwon

Extracellular Vesicles With High Dual Drug Loading for Safe and Efficient Combination Chemo-Phototherapy. Biomaterials Science (2022)

Sumin KimJi Hee KangThuy Giang Nguyen CaoSu Jin KangKyeongsoo JeongHan Chang KangYoung Jik KwonWon Jong RheeYoung Tag KoMin Suk Shim

materials sciencepharmacologynanomedicinebiomedical engineeringextracellular vesiclesphotomedicine

Soo Kyung ChoRebecca T. LeeYoon‐Hwae HwangYoung Jik Kwon

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