Lyotropic liquid crystalline nanoassemblies (LLCNs) are internally self-assembled (ISA)-
somes formed by amphiphilic molecules in a mixture comprising a lipid, stabilizer, and/or …

We report the preparation and characterization of monoolein cubosomes that can be easily
surface modified through adsorption of a single layer of cationic poly-ε-lysine. Poly-ε-lysine …

Interaction of nanoparticles with biological systems is a key factor influencing their efficacy
as a drug delivery vehicle. The inconsistency in defining the optimal design parameters …

Lyotropic non-lamellar liquid crystalline (LLC) aqueous nanodispersions hold a great
promise in drug solubilization and delivery, but these nanosystems often induce severe …

Lipid liquid crystalline nanoparticles such as cubosomes and hexosomes have unique
internal nanostructures that have shown great potential in drug and nutrient delivery …

Mixed catanionic surfactant systems based on amino acids were investigated with respect to
the formation of liquid crystal dispersions and the stability of the dispersions. The surfactants …

In this study, the dynamical behaviour of calcium-induced disordered to well-ordered
structural transitions has been investigated by time-resolved synchrotron small-angle X-ray …

Hypothesis: pH-responsive nanocarriers have the potential to provide targeted delivery of
antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) to sites of bacterial infection with typically abnormal pH levels …

Bilayer lipid membranes (BLMs) have received significant attention over the past several
decades because of their applications in biological and material sciences. BLMs consist of …

Conspectus Hierarchical structure is a key feature explaining the superior properties of
many materials in nature. Fibers usually serve in textiles, for structural reinforcement, or as …