Solusome nanovesicle tablets melt in the mouth to supercharge ebastine delivery
Researchers developed ebastine-loaded Solusome nanovesicle oral lyophilisates that disintegrate in seconds and raised the drug's oral bioavailability 3.21-fold in rats.
Researchers developed ebastine-loaded Solusome nanovesicle oral lyophilisates that disintegrate in seconds and raised the drug's oral bioavailability 3.21-fold in rats.
Researchers at the University of São Paulo have created a biodegradable starch-based sensor containing cobalt chloride that shifts from blue ...
A new review in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation maps how quality by design principles can systematically guide drug nanocrystal ...
High-resolution metabolomics shows that germinating rice bean dramatically boosts its protein, flavonoids, and antioxidant activity, while other processing methods each ...
Researchers have created a pectin aerogel loaded with red cabbage anthocyanins that changes from purple to green as chicken spoils, ...
A comprehensive new review finds that bovine colostrum, rich in immunoglobulins, growth factors and microRNAs, shows clinical promise for gut ...
A comparative study shows intermittent microwave drying preserves the antioxidants, color, and metabolites of red water lily petals nearly as ...
A new review in Current Research in Food Science compares conventional flavor encapsulation methods with emerging electrospinning technology, showing how ...
A South Korean study shows that glassy, inulin-based whey protein matrices dramatically outperform crystalline ones in preserving freeze-dried Leuconostoc mesenteroides ...
Researchers in Korea and China have created a self-floating porous photocatalyst sponge that uses Pickering emulsion ice-templating and a p-n ...
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