Biophysical investigation of liposome systems decorated with bioconjugated copolymers in the presence of amantadine
Rosendo Pérez-Isidoro,
Alejandra Gabriela Valdez-Lara,
Alma Jessica Díaz-Salazar
et al.
Abstract:Liposome-based technologies derived from lipids and polymers (e.g., PEGylated liposomes) have been recognized by their medical applications in nanomedicine. However, since such systems represent myriad challenges and may promote immune...
“…35–37 It has been reported that the drop evaporation process leads to the assembly of phospholipid mixtures for liposome preparation 35 and we have taken advantage of this methodology to successfully assemble biohybrid systems as described in previous works. 37–39 Here, to obtain DMPC/SARMs films, DMPC, and SARMs were weighted and hydrated together with deionized water at 40 °C under stirring (100–1000 rpm) and mixed for 5 h (1000 rpm) at 40 °C. After that, droplets of the DMPC/SARMs suspension were subjected to a drop evaporation process to generate DMPC/SARMs films.…”
From medicine to sport, selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) have represented promising applications. The ability of SARMs to selectively interact with the androgen receptor (AR) indicates that this kind of...
“…35–37 It has been reported that the drop evaporation process leads to the assembly of phospholipid mixtures for liposome preparation 35 and we have taken advantage of this methodology to successfully assemble biohybrid systems as described in previous works. 37–39 Here, to obtain DMPC/SARMs films, DMPC, and SARMs were weighted and hydrated together with deionized water at 40 °C under stirring (100–1000 rpm) and mixed for 5 h (1000 rpm) at 40 °C. After that, droplets of the DMPC/SARMs suspension were subjected to a drop evaporation process to generate DMPC/SARMs films.…”
From medicine to sport, selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) have represented promising applications. The ability of SARMs to selectively interact with the androgen receptor (AR) indicates that this kind of...
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