Liposomes as Tools in Basic Research and Industry (1994)
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A01=Jean R. Philippot
advanced liposome formulation techniques
Alberto A. Gabizon
Author_Francis Schuber
Author_Jean R. Philippot
Avian Reovirus
Bruno Pitard
Carole Varanelli
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cationic amphiphiles
Cationic Liposomes
CFTR
Christian Marechal
Christophe O. Puyal
Cl Liposome
Claude Sirlin
Colin Tilcock
David Collins
Demetrius Papahadjopoulos
Detergent Removal
Dick Hoekstra
DNA Cationic Liposome Complex
Donald F. H. Wallach
Donald F.M. Wallach
drug delivery systems
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Francis Schuber
Freeze Fracture Electron Microscopy
Fusion Activity
Fusion Reaction
Gerard Redziniak
Influenza Virus
Jean-Louis Rigaud
Jean-Paul Behr
Jean-Serge Remy
Lee Leserman
ligand-targeted nanoparticles
lipid vesicle technology
Liposomal Membrane
Liposome Adjuvanticity
liposome technologies
Liposomes
Maria C.P. de Lima
Martin Friede
Membrane Fusion
Membrane Protein Reconstitution
MHC Molecule
NBD
Nejat Duzgunes
nonphospholipid carriers
nonphospholipid molecules
nuclear medicine applications
Oil Emulsion Adjuvant
Peter Walden
pH Sensitive Liposomes
phospholipid-modified molecules
Pierre G. Milhaud
Pierre Perrier
Preformed Liposomes
PS Liposome
Rajiv Mathur
Research and Industry
Robert J. Debs
Roger R.C. New
S. Kumar
Semliki Forest Virus
Sendai Virus
Shlomo Nir
SL
Target Membrane
Unilamellar Vesicle
Product details
- ISBN 9781138560598
- Weight: 680g
- Dimensions: 178 x 254mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This book is devoted to a broader understanding of liposomes as a versatile tool used in many domains, including basic research and applied technology, focusing on less common applications and recent developments.
Over the past few years, new types of liposomes made of nonphospholipid molecules have opened new perspectives in applications. These lipid vesicles, already used in cosmetology, are being manufactured for industrial and agricultural uses. However, "Stealth" liposomes, pH-sensitive liposomes, and cationic liposomes have enlarged and improved the application field of liposomes in clinical research. The book covers these different uses of liposomes with particular attention to new formulations and new applications.
Jean R. Philippot, Francis Schuber
