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Self-assembly of nanoemulsions in eLiposomes: Experimental study and mathematical simulation of inverted colloidosome formation
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• eLiposomes represent a novel class of drug-delivery carriers comprising an O/W nanoemulsion within the aqueous core of liposomes. • Experimental bulk O/W nanoemulsions demonstrate long-term stability to aggregation and other degradation processes. • Langevin dynamics simulations reveal oil droplets self-assembling inside the confined space inside eLiposomes. • Depending on ζ-potentials, oil droplets form densely or sparsely packed layers on the inner surface of liposomes and these structures can be regarded as inverted colloidosomes.
Keywords:
Nanoemulsions
eLiposomes
Multicompartment systems
Liposomes
Inverted colloidosomes
Pickering emulsions
Mathematical simulation
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