POSTS TAGGED AS liposomes

Red Blood Cell-Based COVID Vaccine

Anchoring SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins in Erythro-VLPs
“Here, we [at McMaster University] present a protocol to anchor the SARS-CoV-2 spike (S-) protein [MORE]

Reaching for the Next generation Gene Therapy

Advancing gene therapy
Two beguiling questions have vexed gene therapy from the beginning: how safe and effective are the vectors, and [MORE]

Light-Activated Liposome in Gene Delivery

Spherical liposomes are light activated for CRISPR gene therapy
Because liposomes are considered safer than viral vectors for gene delivery, researchers [MORE]

Fat-Derived Stem Cells and Nanostimulators for Peripheral Artery Disease

Nanostimulators for tissue repair
Stem cells that are injected into body tissues are short lived.  To advance tissue regeneration, “. . [MORE]

X-ray, Nanobubble Delivery of Anticancer Chemo

Dr. Wei-Deng researching nanobubbles
“Nanobubbles,” aka liposomes, have shown usefulness in drug delivery before, but their limitation has been in tissue [MORE]

Tunable Microsieves

Lipid Membranes
Using synthetic lipid spheres and DNA ligands, biochemists at Cambridge University have developed what they believe to be a [MORE]

Advance in Gene Editing

Genome Editing
From the beginning of gene therapy, the chief limiting issue was the means for delivering a therapeutic gene. Since [MORE]

Nanoscale Lipid Vesicle Platform for Millions of Tests on One Chip

Nanolipid Vescile Platform
The ability to make incredibly small containers from phospholipids (liposomes) has been known since the early 1960’s, [MORE]

Drug Delivery via Nanodisks

Nanovault – red is drug, green is vault
All mammalian cells contain naturally occurring nanoparticles called “vaults” that resemble, in [MORE]