In conclusion, the inclusion complexes of G5.NHAc-FI-FA/CA-4 formed were able to improve the water solubility of the hydrophobic CA-4 significantly from 11.8 to 240 μg/mL, slow release rate of the drug was obtained and it said that inclusion complexes may act as a valuable carrier for targeting chemotherapy to different types of cancer and in vivo studies in the future [106]. The gene discussed is CA4; the disease is cancer.