liposome znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady liposome

• Effects of microgravity on liposome-reconstituted cardiac gap junction channeling activity.

• Reconstitution of cardiac gap junction channeling activity into liposomes : a functional assay for gap junctions.

• Reconstitution of gap junction channels : liposomes as tools to assay the activity of channel-forming proteins.

• However, phospholipid liposomes have some limitations, such as sensitivity to phospholipases, high cost of manufacture and difficulty in scale-up for production.

• The liposomes were then fused with planar bilayers for direct examination of single-channel properties.

• It was mentioned above that conventional liposomes act as non-toxic vesicles for an insoluble drug, releasing it slowly back to the circulation.

• It is possible that in cells glucan liberated from liposomes directly stimulates effector macrophage functions.

• In this respect, the administration of benzimidazole carbamate anthelmintics in stabilized liposomes provides sustained drug-release reservoirs and considerably enhances their bioavailability.