Organic Nanovesicular Cargoes for Sustained Drug Delivery: Synthesis, Vesicle Formation, Controlling “Pearling” States, and Terfenadine Loading/Release Studies

<table>Illustration of the nanovesicles formation from bolaamphiphile<b> 1</b> and their subsequent self-assembly into pearl chains and finally nanotubes. The nontoxic vesicles fusion (pearling) is prevented by biocompatible polymer coating and used in terfenadine (TFN) drug delivery in a sustained manner (72 h) in zebrafish model system.</table>

Journal of Nanotechnology

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Figure 1: Organic Nanovesicular Cargoes for Sustained Drug Delivery: Synthesis, Vesicle Formation, Controlling “Pearling” States, and Terfenadine Loading/Release Studies 

Figure 1 | Organic Nanovesicular Cargoes for Sustained Drug Delivery: Synthesis, Vesicle Formation, Controlling “Pearling” States, and Terfenadine Loading/Release Studies 