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Liposomes in haematology

Blood Reviews, 1991
Liposomes were first described nearly a quarter of a century ago and have been useful models for studying the physical chemistry of lipid bilayers and the biology of the cell membrane. It was also realised that they might be used as vehicles for the delivery of drugs but clinical applications have been slow to emerge.
A, Gray, J, Morgan
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Multifunctional Liposomes

2017
Liposomes have come a long way since their conception in the 1960s, when they were envisioned primarily for drug delivery. Besides serving the important function of the delivery of a variety of drugs, liposomes offer a platform for the co-delivery of a range of therapeutic and diagnostic agents with different physicochemical properties.
Bhawani, Aryasomayajula   +2 more
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Liposomes in Nutrition

Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2001
The dietary supplement industry is growing in dynamic ways. There are broad ranges of ingredients that have established health benefits, and use of nutritional supplements is at an all time high. Most attention in the literature has been on treatment benefits and ingredient claims.
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Liposomes in analyses

Talanta, 2006
The use of liposomes as analytical and bioanalytical reagents has been shown to be successful of in a variety of different applications that will be reviewed here. Due to their high surface area, large internal volume, and ability to conjugate bilayer lipids with a variety of biorecognition elements liposomes have been used in homogenous and ...
Katie A, Edwards, Antje J, Baeumner
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Overview of liposomes

Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, 1991
Many of the problems associated with conventional drug therapy may be circumvented by the use of delivery systems which, in a variety of ways, will optimize drug action. Among the systems being investigated, liposomes hold considerable promise. Versatility in both the structural characteristics of liposomes and their ability to accommodate a wide range
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Liposomes in biosensors

The Analyst, 2013
Liposomes have been widely applied as carriers of molecules in the fields of nanodevices, drug delivery and gene delivery, as well as a mimic for cell membranes. In the biosensor field, liposomes find special application in signal amplification, due to their excellent carrier properties for encapsulation of signal marker compounds across a wide ...
Qingtao, Liu, Ben J, Boyd
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Radioactive liposomes

WIREs Nanomedicine and Nanobiotechnology, 2008
AbstractMany methods of labeling liposomes with both diagnostic and therapeutic radionuclides have been developed since the initial discovery of liposomes 40 years ago. Diagnostic radiolabels can be used to track nanometer‐sized liposomes in the body in a quantitative fashion.
William Thomas, Phillips   +2 more
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Liposomes for Inhalation

Journal of Aerosol Medicine and Pulmonary Drug Delivery
Inhalation of liposomes formulated with phospholipids similar to endogenous lung surfactants and lipids offers biocompatibility and versatility within the pulmonary medicine field to treat a range of diseases such as lung cancer, cystic fibrosis and lung infections.
Hui Xin, Ong   +2 more
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Liposomal Vaccines

1995
Liposomes have been used therapeutically to deliver drugs to certain anatomical sites. The use of liposomes to deliver antigens, although not a new concept, has received less attention. At least two vaccines of nearly identical liposome base composition to our vaccines have been tested in humans.
S, Green   +7 more
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LIPOSOMES

International Journal of Dermatology, 1996
H H, Sharata, K H, Katz
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