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Stable-Nanoemulsions
Self-Assembly in Nature and Nanomedicine
1st Edition, Volume 19 - September 19, 2003
Author: Joseph D'Arrigo
Language: English
Hardback ISBN:9780444537980
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eBook ISBN:9780444538451
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eBook ISBN:9780080541662
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This title is a greatly expanded and updated second edition of the original volume published by Elsevier in 1986. New material has been integrated with the original content in an…Read more
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This title is a greatly expanded and updated second edition of the original volume published by Elsevier in 1986. New material has been integrated with the original content in an organized and comprehensive manner.
Five new chapters have been included, which review over one and a half decades of research into lipid-coated microbubbles (LCM) and their medical applications. The new chapters contain much experimental data, which is examined in detail, along with relevant current literature.
This current edition builds on the original work in effectively filling the gap in the market for a comprehensive account of the surfactant stabilization of coated microbubbles.
Presents updated results from extensive multidisciplinary research on coated microbubbles
Greatly expanded and updated 2nd edition, with five new chapters
Fills the gap for a comprehensive and up-to-date account of subject matter
Graduate students, researchers and professionals concerned with chemistry, physics and biology in a wide variety of fields
Selected Chapter Titles Occurrence Of Dilute Gas-In-Liquid Emulsions In Natural Waters Early Work With Aqueous Carbohydrate Gels Characteristic Glycopeptide Fraction Of Natural Microbubble Surfactant Ecological Chemistry Of Microbubble Surfactant Structure Of Predominant Surfactant Components Stabilizing Natural Microbubbles Stable Microbubbles In Physiological Fluids: Competing Hypotheses Concentrated Gas-In-Liquid Emulsions In Artificial MediaI. Demonstration By Laser-Light Scattering Proposed Mechanism Of Selective L.C.M. Uptake By Tumor Cells: Role Of Lipoprotein Receptor-Mediated Endocytic Pathways Endocytotic Events Versus Particle Size