Vesicle Production: Liposomes vs Polymersomes

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This lecture discusses the production and characteristics of liposomes and polymersomes, focusing on their formation methods, advantages, and disadvantages. It covers the influence of temperature on polymersomes, the healing capabilities of liposomes, and the characterization techniques using light scattering and microscopy.

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