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Lipid microencapsulation of hemoglobin

Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 1984
The idea of microencapsulating a solution of hemoglobin (Hb) to make a prototypal artificial red blood cell (RBC) has been around for decades. T.M.S. Chang discussed the possibility in the late 50s and early 60s. The ideal properties and characteristics of a transfusable suspension of microencapsulated Hb have been specified.
C A, Hunt, R R, Burnette
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MICROENCAPSULATION

2022
Microencapsulation is a procedure that surrounds tiny particles or droplets with a covering to create miniature capsules with beneficial qualities. There are various applications of microencapsulation in pharmaceutical field. This article describes the microencapsulation and its methods such as Air suspension, Coacervation phase separation ...
Dr. Rupal K. Jani, Milan Mahida
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Microencapsulation of Vaccines

2003
Despite obvious successes in controlling most serious childhood infections, there is constant pressure to develop cheaper, safer, and more effective infant vaccination programs. However, any improvements to pediatric vaccines in the foreseeable future are likely to arise through the introduction of better adjuvants and delivery systems.
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Microencapsulation

2023
It is well-known that bioactive compounds have many positive advantages for human health. The extension of their shelf life and their applications in the food and pharmaceutical sectors are important issues. Microencapsulation is one of the proven methods to protect bioactive compounds and enable various applications.
Anh Thuy Vu, Tuyen Chan Kha
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Islet microencapsulation: a review

Acta Diabetologica, 1993
The original report on the microencapsulation of islets of Langerhans used sodium alginate and poly-L-lysine (PLL) to form the capsules. Although several alternative materials have subsequently been used with vary-mg degrees of success, it is those studies using islets encapsulated in alginate-PLL-alginate which are reviewed in detail in this article ...
H A, Clayton, R F, James, N J, London
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Microencapsulation of microbial cells

Biotechnology Advances, 2000
The high level of biocatalysts such as microbial cells and enzymes plays an important role in increasing the productivity of a bioreactor. The beads entrapped with microbial cells are not strong enough for long-term use. The small void space of polymer matrix and the leakage of cells limit a final cell loading in the beads.
J K, Park, H N, Chang
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Preparation of microencapsulated liposomes

Journal of Microencapsulation, 1988
Liposomal microcapsules were prepared by encapsulating a liposome suspension in a nylon wall formed by the interfacial polymerization technique. The resulting microcapsules were washed in ether to remove the chloroform and cyclohexane. Residual ether was removed by rinsing with distilled water prior to resuspending the microcapsules in aqueous medium ...
V W, Yeung, J R, Nixon
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Microencapsulation of Bioactive Nanoparticles

2011
Supported or modified enzymes in the form of mobile nanoparticles are designed for enhanced activities and stabilities; however, their practical operations are dwarfed due to their tiny size which always makes recycling an arduous task and a potential risk to the environment.
Fei, Gao, Ping, Wang, Guanghui, Ma
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Application of microencapsulation in textiles

International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2002
The textile roots of yeast microencapsulation technology was introduced as were the wide range of applications in food and other business sectors. In microencapsulation in general the number of commercial applications in the textile industry continues to grow particularly in the textile industries of Western Europe, Japan and North America. The move by
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Applications of Cell Microencapsulation

2016
The goal of this chapter is to provide an overview of the different purposes for which the cell microencapsulation technology can be used. These include immunoisolation of non-autologous cells used for cell therapy; immobilization of cells for localized (targeted) delivery of therapeutic products to ablate, repair, or regenerate tissue; simultaneous ...
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