Abstract: Disclosed is a tumour therapeutic monoclonal antibody nano-capsule, i.e. a nano-capsule which is prepared by the polymerization of poly 2-methacryloyloxyethyl phosphorylcholine and nimotuzumab, has a round and smooth surface, a uniform particle size and a tumour targeting delivery effect. It has inhibitory effect on proliferation of a tumour, in particular glioma and gastric tumours. The preparation method is taking 0.1-100 mg nimotuzumab solution, adding a monomer having a carbon-carbon double bond, a crosslinker and an initiator respectively according to the molar ratio of the nimotuzumab solution and the monomer having a carbon-carbon double bond, the crosslinker and the initiator of 1:100-1:100000, 1:100-1:10000, 1:100-1:10000 and obtaining the desired product by the method of in situ polymerization.

Abstract: Growth factors are of great potential in regenerative medicine. However, their clinical applications are largely limited in by short in vivo half-lives and a narrow therapeutic window. Thus, a robust controlled release system remains an unmet medical need for growth-factor-based therapies. A nanoscale controlled release system (degradable protein nanocapsule) is provided via in-situ polymerization on growth factor. The release rate can be finely tuned by engineering the surface polymer composition. Improved therapeutic outcomes are achieved with the growth factor nanocapsules, as illustrated in spinal cord fusion mediated by bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) nanocapsules.