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    Title: The Preparation of Enoxacin-loaded Liposomes and its in Vitro Evaluation in Pig's Eye
    負載Enoxacin 微脂粒之製備及其在體外豬眼睛之評估
    Authors: Hung-Hong Lin
    Hui-Mei Yu
    Yi-Hung Tsai
    Li-Ren Hsu
    Contributors: 藥學系
    Keywords: Liposomes
    Enoxacin
    Transcorneal
    Pig's eye
    微脂粒
    經眼角膜
    豬眼睛
    Date: 2001
    Issue Date: 2010-03-24 16:45:17 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: Varing phospholipids were used to prepare liposomes which were used to perform the evaluation in trascorneal characteristics. Enoxacin was selected as a model drug incorporated in various liposomal formulations as a therapeutic dosage form. Using a combination of the ethanol injection technique and freeze-drying process,the encapsulation efficiency became 9-fold greater than that odtained by using a conventional film method. In the in vitro corneal perfusion studies,enoxacin loaded-liposome was transfered through cornea at aslower rate than free drug. However, enoxacin loaded-liposomes were accumulated primarily in the cornea. The increase in the drug corneal retention for the lipids conformed to the following order:DSPC>DPPC.DMPC. Finally. the DSC analysis was utilized to determine the interaction occuring between liposomes and cornea. The liposomes must be transferred into cornea to alter the constitute of cells and can be prodadly taken up by the cornea via endocytosis.
    Relation: 嘉南學報 27 : p.89-96
    Appears in Collections:[Chna Nan Annual Bulletin] No.27 (2001)
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