investigation of fatty acid ketohydrazone modified liposome’s properties as a drug carrier
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Abstract
pH-responsive liposomes were prepared by modifying the liposome with acid-cleaving amphiphiles. Palmitic ketohydrazone (P-KH) or stearic ketohydrazone (S-KH), composed of hydrophilic sugar headgroup and hydrophobic acyl chain, was used as a modifier of the DMPC liposome. Because the ketohydrazone group of P-KH or S-KH was cleaved at low pH conditions (
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| Authors | ;Keita Hayashi;Madoka Kiriishi;Keishi Suga;Yukihiro Okamoto;Hiroshi Umakoshi |
| Journal | linux dev center, downloaded from http://www linuxdevcenter com/lpt/a/1636 |
| Year | 2015 |
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