Effect of liposomal tetracycline hydrochloride on enzymatic function of the liver

Abstract

Preparation and physicochemical properties of liposome-incorporated tetracycline are described. Comparison of the effects of tetracycline hydrochloride in free and liposome-incorporated forms on enzymatic functions of the liver showed that immobilization of the antibiotic into liposomes protects liver cells from functional disturbances.

Type I Interferon-Sensitive Recombinant Newcastle Disease Virus for Oncolytic Virotherapy

“…It has been argued that an oncolytic virus should possess an ability to replicate in cancer cells that is large enough to cause effective oncolysis to allow for efficient antigen presentation, as tumors have a limited ability to recruit immune cells due to vascular compromise (43). If IFN-sensitive NDV can effectively replicate in tumor cells, it should be able to induce oncolysis.…”