Lecture

Vesicles: Structure and Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the structure and properties of vesicles, focusing on liposomes and polymersomes. It discusses the composition of vesicles, the differences between liposomes and polymersomes, the phases of lipids in liposomes, and the mobility of block-copolymers in polymersome membranes. The lecture also explores the stability, lifetime, and mechanical properties of vesicles, as well as their responsiveness to external stimuli.

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