24 research outputs found
Smart invasome synthesis, characterizations, pharmaceutical applications, and pharmacokinetic perspective: a review
No full textPenetration enhancer-containing vesicles for cutaneous drug delivery
No full textThe function of vesicles as topical delivery systems is controversial with variable effects being reported in relation to the type of vesicles and their composition. A wide variety of lipids and surfactants can be used to prepare vesicles, and vesicle composition and preparation method influence their physicochemical properties (size, charge, lamellarity, thermodynamic state, deformability) and, therefore, their efficacy as drug delivery systems. In this chapter, composition, preparation, and results obtained by using penetration enhancer-containing vesicles, liposomes prepared by associating different penetration enhancers to phospholipids, are described. These systems have shown to improve cutaneous drug delivery, thanks to a combination of properties of vesicle carriers and penetration enhancers
Dapsone-Loaded Invasomes as a Potential Treatment of Acne: Preparation, Characterization, and In Vivo Skin Deposition Assay
No full textFormulation and evaluation of spray dried liposomes of lopinavir for topical application
No full textEnhanced topical delivery of fish scale collagen employing negatively surface-modified nanoliposome
No full textPropylene Glycol Liposomes as a Topical Delivery System for Miconazole Nitrate: Comparison with Conventional Liposomes
No full textMoisturizing emulsion systems based on the novel long-chain alkyl polyglucoside emulsifier
No full textFlexible liposomal gel dual-loaded with all-trans retinoic acid and betamethasone for enhanced therapeutic efficiency of psoriasis
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