In this research, we demonstrated preparation of metallo-catanionic vesicles by proper
mixing of desired stoichiometric molar ratios of a cationic metallosurfactant …

Fatty acids, as anionic surfactants, can form different self-assembled structures in alkaline
solutions. It has been reported that unsaturated fatty acids (UFAs) are more likely to form …

Lactose-derived catanionic vesicles offer unique opportunities to overcome cellular barriers.
These potential nanovectors, very easy to formulate as drug delivery systems, are able to …

In this work, nine homologous ion-pair amphiphiles (IPAs) were successfully prepared by
the precipitation or ion-exchange methods. This demonstrated the feasibility of designing …

The work attempts to gain an insight into the solution behavior of a biocompatible surfactant,
sodium lauroylsarcosinate (SLS), in aqueous alcohol media at practically used …

The effect of hydrocarbon chain length of sodium-n-acyl sarcosinate (SNAS) and N-
cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC) surfactants has been studied at various mixing ratios and …

Mixtures of cationic and anionic surfactants often originate bilayer structures, such as
vesicles and lamellar liquid crystals, that can be explored as model membranes for …

The hydrocarbon chain length effects of sodium N-alkanoyl-L-alaninate and N-
cetylpyridinium chloride surfactants have been studied at various mixing ratios and …

Lipid-like pseudo-double-chained catanionic surfactants have emerged as the attractive
materials to prepare potential vesicular carriers in drug and gene delivery applications. In …

We present a method for vesicle formation from lamellar liquid crystals (LCs) using a cationic
amphiphilic substance, namely 2-hydroxyethyl di (alkanol) oxyethyl methylammonium …