Liposome Analysis and Characterization

Creative Biostructure utilizes a wide range of techniques for liposome analysis based on our comprehensive Liposome Platform. Determination of various liposome properties are often desired during development of a specific product or process.

Measurements such as the entrapped aqueous volume per unit of phospholipid provides useful information to predict the entrapment efficiency of the population. The concentration of the phospholipids and the encapsulated contents are also crucial characteristics of liposomal systems and are required to calculate liposomal yields, costs, and optimise processes. Creative Biostructure employs various methods to characterize the liposome solution and the drug-loaded liposomes.

Figure 1. Characterization of the magnetic nanocarrier system. The liposome size was characterized by DLS. (G. Mikhaylov, et al ., 2011)

Our analysis and characterization services include but are not limited to:

• Nano Flow Cytometry Liposome Analysis
• Liposome Spatial Omics Service
• Liposome Lamellarity Analysis
• Liposome Lipid Content Analysis
• Liposome Size Analysis
• Liposome Stability Analysis
• Liposome Permeability Analysis
• Liposome Encapsulation Efficiency Determination
• Liposome Visualization
• Liposome Zeta Potential Determination
• Liposome Turbidity Measurement
• Liposome Penetration and Permeation Test
• Liposome Drug Release Kinetics
• Liposome Localization Service
  Identifying appropriate methods for tracing and imaging liposomes is advantageous for studying drug delivery and release processes, enabling effective and stable tracking of liposomes.

Liposome Analysis Project Process

Besides Liposome Analysis and Characterization, Creative Biostructure is more than happy to provide you other Liposome Technology based products and services. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed quote.

Ordering Process

References

1. Y. Yoon, et al . (2014). Ultrasound-mediated gene and drug delivery using a microbubble-liposome particle system. Theranostics , 4(11): 1133-1144.
2. G. Mikhaylov, et al . (2011). Ferri-liposomes as an MRI-visible drug-delivery system for targeting tumours and their microenvironment. Nature Nanotechnology , 6(9): 592-604.
3. A. Akbarzadeh, et al . (2013). Liposome: classification, preparation, and applications. Nanoscale Research Letters, 8: 102.