Abstract: The present invention describes peptides, peptides carriers, peptide nanobodies, and peptide-drug covalent conjugates having efficient cell and tissue penetration. The peptides and associated configurations can be used in covalent attachments or as complexes or nanoparticles in conjunction with therapeutic agents to enhance their tissue, cellular, and intracellular delivery. Also, the peptides and associated configurations can enhance binding to negatively charged matrices in the body for improved localization or retention of therapeutic carriers and agents.

Abstract: A system and method for nanoparticle synthesis employing an adhesiveless, deconstructable microfluidic mixing chip and an expandable wireless network of syringe pumps fluidly coupled to one or more microfluidic mixing chips. The wireless network of syringe pumps is controlled by a microprocessor with feedback from each of the syringe pumps in the network to allow for both individual, grouped and multiplexed control over the plurality of syringe pumps in the network.