2007
DOI: 10.1080/10717540600640146
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In Vitro Evaluation of Enrofloxacin-Loaded MLV Liposomes

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“…We suggest that increasing the drug encapsulation capacity produced the slow release of ENR. This result was similar to the results found in the literature 3,13,14 . The optimized LUVs with the appropriate particle size and distribution, high surface charge and drug release properties used in the in vitro studies were chosen for use in the in vivo experiments, and the treatment efficacy on rats with experimental pneumonia was partially investigated.…”
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“…We suggest that increasing the drug encapsulation capacity produced the slow release of ENR. This result was similar to the results found in the literature 3,13,14 . The optimized LUVs with the appropriate particle size and distribution, high surface charge and drug release properties used in the in vitro studies were chosen for use in the in vivo experiments, and the treatment efficacy on rats with experimental pneumonia was partially investigated.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…In this study, ENR-loaded MLVs and LUVs, which were prepared using the optimum formulations of our previous studies 13,14 , were given to rats with experimental pneumonia, and we evaluated the efficiency of the liposomal treatment. The characterization of the liposomes' shape and surface was evaluated using a transmission electron microscope (TEM).…”
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“…It was investigated that 85.7% of MTO was released from the MTO-TMLGNs after 72 hours, while almost 100% was released from MTO-Sol after 4 hours. It was possible that ionic interaction and complexation between the MTO and carrageenan was so strong Numerous methods for release determination are reported in the literature including dialysis-based methods, [35][36][37] ultracentrifugation, 38,39 centrifugal ultrafiltration, 40 and pressure ultrafiltration. 41,42 However, to our knowledge, no method is perfect for the release study to date.…”
Section: Release Characteristics Of Tmlgnsmentioning
confidence: 99%