Lecture

Vesicles: Formation and Characterization

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Description

This lecture covers the formation and characterization of vesicles, focusing on methods such as rehydration, sonication, extrusion, electroformation, and microfluidics. It also discusses the influence of production methods on vesicle size, characterization techniques like light scattering, and the use of vesicles as delivery vehicles in drug delivery.

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