Flavonoid-Labeled Biopolymer in the Structure of Lipid Membranes to Improve the Applicability of Antioxidant Nanovesicles
Nanovesicles produced with lipids and polymers are promising devices for drug and bioactive delivery and are of great interest in pharmaceutical applications. These nanovesicles can be engineered for improvement in bioavailability, patient compliance or to provide modified release or enhanced delive...
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Main Authors: | Patrick D. Mathews (Author), Gabriella S. Gama (Author), Hector M. Megiati (Author), Rafael R. M. Madrid (Author), Bianca B. M. Garcia (Author), Sang W. Han (Author), Rosangela Itri (Author), Omar Mertins (Author) |
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2024-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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