Takechi-Haraya et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Membrane rigidity determined by atomic force microscopy is a parameter of the permeability of liposomal membranes to the hydrophilic compound calceinTakechi-Haraya et al., 2017
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- 5327822784076685875
- Author
- Takechi-Haraya Y
- Sakai-Kato K
- Goda Y
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- Publication venue
- AAPS pharmscitech
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We determined the permeability coefficient of a model hydrophilic drug, calcein, encapsulated within saturated lipid-based nano-sized liposomes of various lipid profiles. We demonstrated that the addition of cholesterol to liposomes containing saturated lipids …
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