Cubosomes are lipid vesicles that are comparable to vesicular systems like liposomes.
Cubosomes are created with certain amphiphilic lipids in the presence of a suitable …

Cryogenic transmission electron microscopy (cryo-TEM) has evolved into an indispensable
tool for the characterization of colloidal drug delivery systems. It can be applied to study the …

Noncovalent systems are adaptive and allow facile processing and recycling. Can they be at
the same time robust? How can one rationally design such systems? Can they compete with …

The overarching goal of this feature article is to review the recent developments in the field
of drug delivery specifically involving colloidal lyotropic liquid crystalline dispersions. The …

Ordered amphiphile self-assembly materials with a tunable three-dimensional (3D)
nanostructure are of fundamental interest, and crucial for progressing several biological and …

ABSTRACT Introduction Lyotropic liquid crystals (LLCs) are organized mesophases with
intermediate properties between liquids and solids. The LLC and its liquid crystalline …

The present article highlights recent advances and current status in the characterization and
the utilization of nanostructured aqueous dispersions in which the submicron-sized …

Bulk and dispersed cubic liquid crystalline phases (cubosomes), present in the body and in
living cell membranes, are believed to play an essential role in biological phenomena …

While stimuli-responsive polymers have received a huge amount of attention in the
literature, responsive lipid-based mesophase systems offer unique opportunities in …

Self-dispersing lipid-based formulations, particularly self-microemulsifying drug delivery
systems (SMEDDS) have gained an increased interest in recent times as a means to …