Due to their amphipathicity fatty acids and lysolipids incorporate into lipid membranes and
may hence exert an effect on membrane permeability, morphology, and stability. Several …

Introduction Ocular barriers hinder drug delivery and reduce drug bioavailability. This article
focuses on enhancing drug absorption across the corneal and conjunctival epithelium. Both …

We have previously demonstrated that Stat3 regulates lysosomal-mediated programmed
cell death (LM-PCD) during mouse mammary gland involution in vivo. However, the …

The physical properties of the lamellar lipid‐bilayer component of biological membranes are
controlled by a host of thermodynamic forces leading to overall tensionless bilayers with a …

Cell-free systems have enabled the development of genetically encoded biosensors to
detect a range of environmental and biological targets. Encapsulation of these systems in …

The ability to measure the passive membrane permeation of drug-like molecules is of
fundamental biological and pharmaceutical importance. Of significance, passive diffusion …

The fragile membranes of liposomes limit their application by the food industry. In this study,
we hypothesized that interactions between fatty acids with different chain lengths and …

Colloidal and interfacial phenomena lie at the core of drug formulation, drug delivery, as well
as drug binding and action at diseased sites, eg, in cancer therapy. We review a class of …

Mesoporous silicon microparticles (MSMPs) can incorporate drug-carrying nanoparticles
(NPs) into their pores. An NP-loaded MSMP is a multistage vector (MSV) that forms a …

Lipid bilayer permeation is considered the major route for in vivo barrier passage of drugs.
Despite this fact, no technique is currently available to measure the kinetics of permeation …